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Assuming I haven't misunderstood you somewhere: you could have jQuery handle the searching for you with selectors. Assuming your anchor tag contains the actual URL -- it's not clear since you seem to have some incomplete/pseudo-code HTML (e.g. "#", "#LINKHERE" etc) -- you can search against the href directly, e.g. <pre><code>$("a[href=" + url + "]") </code></pre> will select an anchor tag with the specified URL. So assume you have a structure like this: <pre><code><ul> <li><a href="/apple/oranges/3">Some link</li> <li><a href="/apple/banana/4">Another link</li> </ul> </code></pre> And you use a selector with your parsed URL: <pre><code>var parsedUrl = "/apple/orange/3"; // I've used a string here for clarity var currentAnchor = $("a[href=" + parsedUrl + "]"); </code></pre> Now you have a starting point to apply your css. Say you want to add in your >> symbol, then: <pre><code>currentAnchor.text(">>" + currentAnchor.text()) </code></pre> Say you want to add some classes: <pre><code>currentAnchor.addClass("active"); </code></pre> You can also access other elements relative to this anchor with various selectors, e.g. <pre><code>currentAnchor.parents("li").css("display", "block"); </code></pre> So you can end up with a generic block of code instead of the giant if monster you have: <pre><code>var parsedUrl = "/apple/orange/3"; // I've used a string here for clarity var currentAnchor = $("a[href=" + parsedUrl + "]"); currentAnchor.addClass("active"); currentAnchor.parents("li").css("display", "block"); </code></pre> And you also wouldn't need to reference any element directly by id with this approach.
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1. COAssuming this works, I think this is exactly what I am looking for!
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