Having a little trouble on this one. I need a way using Jquery/JS to find the HREF attribute of the enclosing link tag:
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$("img.active").closest("a").attr("href");
.parent()
is all you need!
$("img.active").parent().attr("href");
Here is the documentation :)
As per Kyle's comment, and in an attempt to make something as robust as possible, you could try:
$("img.active").closest('a[href]').attr("href");
that way, even if your html looks like this:
<a href="something.html">
<a name="anchor">
<img src="img1.jpg" class="active">
</a>
</a>
you'll still get what you need :)
$("img.active").closest('a').attr("href");
$("img.active").parent("a").attr("href")
will get the direct parent's href attribute, assuming it's an anchor. If there's any depth of containing blocks between the image and the anchor, use instead $("img.active").closest("a").attr("href")
.