How to make it go to that url

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How could i make when click the label go to that page right not when clicking on the label it displays the url in a textbox, but i want i the user clicks the label go to that url in the browser

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function successHandler(data) {
    $("#subSiteTitle").keypress(function () {
        var jsonObject = JSON.parse(data.body);
        var dataArr = $.makeArray(jsonObject.d.results);
        var resultArr = $.map(dataArr, function (item) {




            return { label: item.Title, value: "<a href="+item.Url+"></a>", };


        });


        $('#subSiteTitle').autocomplete({
            source: resultArr

        });

Posted 11-Jan-15 20:28pm

Kurac1

Updated 11-Jan-15 21:36pm

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 12-Jan-15 2:39am

Create anchor tag and not label...

Kurac1 12-Jan-15 3:00am

But i want the title to be a label but when clicking a href?

Sinisa Hajnal 12-Jan-15 3:50am

On autocomplete select, set window.location = your_url. It should do the trick

Kurac1 12-Jan-15 3:56am

Can u give me an example i dont understand

Kurac1 12-Jan-15 3:18am

user anchor infront the url only gets displayed its not clickable lika a href tag

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Dennis Baberich · Answer 1 · 2015-01-12T02:14:00

JavaScript

function successHandler(data) {
    $("#subSiteTitle").keypress(function () {
        var jsonObject = JSON.parse(data.body);
        var dataArr = $.makeArray(jsonObject.d.results);
        var resultArr = $.map(dataArr, function (item) {

            window.location =  item.Url;
        });


        $('#subSiteTitle').autocomplete({
            source: resultArr

        });

if item.url does not contain http:// you will have to add it.