It would be simpler if you allowed a non-href url to be the text of an a element. As you require, you need to avoid any child nodes of the a elements, in case you have an url like text in a span or strong or whatever child of an a.
It would be simpler if you allowed a non-href url to be the text of an a element. As you require, you need to avoid any child nodes of the a elements, in case you have an url like text in a span or strong or whatever child of an a. Function someurls(node){ var A= , tem, rx=/^https?
\:\/\/^\s+/g; if(node){ node= node. FirstChild; while(node && node. TagName== 'A') node= node.
NextSibling; while(node! = null){ if(node. NodeType== 3){ if((tem= node.data.
Match(rx))! = null) AA. Length= tem; } else A= A.
Concat(someurls(node)); node= node. NextSibling; while(node && node. TagName== 'A') node= node.
NextSibling; } } return A; } // alert(someurls(document. Body). Join('\n').
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