Beispiel #1
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 @Test
 public void hasAttr() {
   Document doc = Jsoup.parse("<p title=foo><p title=bar><p class=foo><p class=bar>");
   Elements ps = doc.select("p");
   assertTrue(ps.hasAttr("class"));
   assertFalse(ps.hasAttr("style"));
 }
Beispiel #2
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 @Test
 public void hasAbsAttr() {
   Document doc =
       Jsoup.parse("<a id=1 href='/foo'>One</a> <a id=2 href='http://jsoup.org'>Two</a>");
   Elements one = doc.select("#1");
   Elements two = doc.select("#2");
   Elements both = doc.select("a");
   assertFalse(one.hasAttr("abs:href"));
   assertTrue(two.hasAttr("abs:href"));
   assertTrue(both.hasAttr("abs:href")); // hits on #2
 }
Beispiel #3
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  @Test
  public void attributes() {
    String h = "<p title=foo><p title=bar><p class=foo><p class=bar>";
    Document doc = Jsoup.parse(h);
    Elements withTitle = doc.select("p[title]");
    assertEquals(2, withTitle.size());
    assertTrue(withTitle.hasAttr("title"));
    assertFalse(withTitle.hasAttr("class"));
    assertEquals("foo", withTitle.attr("title"));

    withTitle.removeAttr("title");
    assertEquals(2, withTitle.size()); // existing Elements are not reevaluated
    assertEquals(0, doc.select("p[title]").size());

    Elements ps = doc.select("p").attr("style", "classy");
    assertEquals(4, ps.size());
    assertEquals("classy", ps.last().attr("style"));
    assertEquals("bar", ps.last().attr("class"));
  }