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this.find("a").filter(function() in jQ Treeview: Please, help to modify
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6 years ago
jQuery Treeview menu in "location" mode, open menu
section that matches the url :
...
<ul class="filetree">
<li><a href="/catalog/motherboards">Motherboards</a></li>
...
1 | case "location"
: |
2 |
var current
= this
.find(
"a"
).filter(
function
()
{
return this
.href.toLowerCase()
== location.href.toLowerCase();
}); |
3 |
if (
current.length ) { |
4 |
current.addClass(
"selected"
).parents(
"ul,
li" ).add(
current.next()
).show(); |
5 |
} |
I
need to change condition in .
filter(
function
()
) that it was not strict equality (==), I need that this
function find ANY matches of substring-url, for example:
domain.com/catalog/motherboards/ asus-101
domain.com/catalog/motherboards/s1151/asus-105/1
If I click
any of this links main section " domain.com/
catalog/motherboards"
OR "
domain.com/
catalog/motherboards/s1151"
must
be still open, regardless of
the selected product.
I
try change "==" to IndexOf, but unsuccessfully...
P.S......
Before
that, I used php variables in the address, for ex:
catalog.php?type=motherboards&socket=1155&label=Asus-101
I
had a cheat with regexp, so any text after "&l=..."
was ignored:
- var
current = this.find("a").filter(function() { return
this.href.toLowerCase() ==
location.href.toLowerCase().replace(/&l.*/,
""); });
But
now I use "simple" (SEF) URLs and I dont have
any unique marker to use regexp (
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