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7,678 PointsMy solution!
const $odd = $('a:odd');
const $secureLinks = $('a[href^="https://"]');
const $pdf = $('a[href$=".pdf"]')
// Lets add an attribute to all the secure $secureLinks
$secureLinks.attr("target", "_blanck");
$pdf.attr("target", "_blanck");
$secureLinks.addClass('secure');
$pdf.addClass('pdf');
$pdf.on('click',(e)=> {
if ($(':checked').length === 0){
e.preventDefault();
alert(' Yo Check The checkbox');
}
});
//unobtrusive
const ul = $('ul');
const label = $('<label></label>');
const checkbox = $('<input>');
checkbox.attr('type', 'checkbox');
label.text('Allow PDF downloads ');
label.append(checkbox);
ul.append(label);
1 Answer
Courtney Pure
8,983 PointsHi Otec Perez Glass I found a small mistype in the code where you add the attributes to $secureLinks and $pdfs
Your Code:
$secureLinks.attr("target", "_blanck");
$pdf.attr("target", "_blanck");
Updated Code:
$secureLinks.attr("target", "_blank");
$pdf.attr("target", "_blank");