Href is always “undefined”?

You need to select the a tag var path = $('a', this). Attr("href").

You need to select the a tag. Var path = $('a', this). Attr("href").

You need to select element: $(document). Ready(function(){ $("#menu ul li"). Click(function() { var path = $(this).

Find("a"). Attr("href"); alert (path); $. Get(path, function(data) { $("#texte").

Html(data); }); return false; }); }).

Because you're assigning the click-handler on the LI elements, not the A elements. This is correct: $("#menu a").

You are looking at the href of your list item (li). Change your code to the following: $("#menu ul li a"). Click(function() {.

You are trying to get the href attribute of the li element. You are probably looking for the href attribute on the a element instead. Use this selector instead: $("#menu ul li a") It can probably be reduced by removing either the ul or li from the selector as well.

The trouble is that $(this) references the element instead of it's link. You can fix this by using the following selector: var path = $("a", $(this)). Attr("href").

You have missed a tag. $("#menu ul li a").click.

Your JQuery is referencing the wrong element: Instead of referencing the UL Li element you need to reference the UL LI A element as shown below: $(document). Ready(function(){ $("#menu ul li **a**"). Click(function() { var path = $(this).

Attr("href"); alert (path); $. Get(path, function(data) { $("#texte"). Html(data); }); return false; }); }).

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