Name
links — NN 2 IE 3 DOM n/a
Synopsis
A collection of all
A elements whose assigned HREF
attributes make them behave as links (instead of only anchors).
Collection members are sorted in source code order. Navigator and
Internet Explorer let you use array notation to access a single link
in the collection (document.links[0] or
document.links["section3"], for example). Internet
Explorer 4 also allows the index value to be placed inside
parentheses instead of brackets
(document.links(0), for example). If you wish to
use the link’s name as an index value (always as a string
identifier), be sure to use the value of the NAME
attribute, rather than the ID attribute. To use
the ID attribute in a reference to an anchor,
access the object via a
document.all.
elementID
reference.
Object Model Reference
- NN
document.links[i]- IE
document.links(i)document.links[i]
Properties
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