The problem: I need to replace a url on one page, but that url was defined in the master page of an asp.net app.
The solution: Use the jQuery .attr (attribute) selector to find the matching href attribute I want to replace. Here’s the one line of code that does the trick:
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$("a[href]='http://mysite.com/old']").attr('href', 'http://mysite.com/new' ) |
Result: Mind. Blown. Instant awesomeness without needing to rebuild the app.