>
> // ==UserScript==
> // @name Link text replacer
> // @namespace here
> // @description replace text in links
> // @include *
> // ==/UserScript==
>
>
> var anchors = document.getElementsByTagName('a');
>
> for ( var i = 0; i< anchors.length; i++ ) {
> var link = anchors[i].href.replace( /google/, "foo" );
> var link = anchors[i].href.replace( /trafficholder.com/, "" );
>
This line is wrong and makes the previous line useless -- it
(re)declares |link|, and overwrites the previous value. Try
link = link.replace(/trafficholder\.com/, "");
(Note too that I fixed your unescaped '.' metacharacter -- as typed,
that spot would have matched any single character, instead of just
matching the literal '.'. Do you really need to be using regexes for
search patterns, and wouldn't it be better to just type the literals out
as ordinary strings?)
> anchors[i].href = link;
> }
>
Finally, one last note: the script does not currently handle <a>
elements without href attributes (e.g. section headers inserted to allow
#section-style URLs). Wrap the three inner lines of the for block in an
if block, like so:
if (anchors[i].href) {
//...
}
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