Finally got round to writing a small bit of code to automatically force anchor links to open in new windows if they are for different domains:
$(document).ready(function() {
var myDomain = ["www.ajgraham.com", "testing.ajgraham.com", "lifestream.ajgraham.com"]; //do NOT include the http:// pls!
$("a[href^='http://']").each(function() {
var slicedHref = $(this).attr('href').slice(7);
var slashPosition = slicedHref.indexOf("/");
if (slashPosition != -1) {
slicedHref = slicedHref.slice(0,(slashPosition));
}
var matchCounter = 0;
for (i=0;i<myDomain.length;i++) {
if (slicedHref.indexOf(myDomain[i]) == -1) {
matchCounter++;
}
}
if (matchCounter == myDomain.length) {
$(this).attr("target","_blank").attr("rel","external").append("<img class='new-window-link' alt='new window' src='http://www.ajgraham.com/wp-content/themes/ajgrahampro/images/external.png' style='padding-left:2px' />");
}
});
});
Just remember to change
var myDomain = ["www.ajgraham.com", "testing.ajgraham.com", "lifestream.ajgraham.com"];
to your internal domain(s). You can use as many as you like, just don’t include the http:// bit.





