Returns a plain-language version of the MIME type of the destination document at the other end of the link specified by the href attribut

This is the identifier associated with an element that turns it into an anchor. You can also use the name as part of the object reference.

Returns just the filename, rather than the full URL, of the href attribute set for the element. Not available in IE 4/Macintosh.

Provides the pathname component of the URL assigned to the element's href attribute. This consists of all URL information following the l

Provides the port component of the URL assigned to the A element's href attribute. This consists of all URL information following the colon after the

Indicates the protocol component of the URL assigned to the element's href attribute. This consists of all URL information up to and incl

Provides a verbose description of the protocol implied by the URL of the href attribute or href property. Not supported in I

Used with IE data binding, returns an integer representing the record within the data set that generated the element (i.e., an element whos

Defines the relationship between the current element and the destination of the link. Also known as a forward link , not to be

Defines the relationship between the current element and the destination of the link. Also known as a reverse link.

Provides the URL-encoded portion of a URL assigned to the href attribute that begins with the ? symbol. A document that is s

Indicates the shape of a server-side image map area, with coordinates that are specified with the COORDS attribute. Intended f

This is a number that indicates the sequence of this A element within the tabbing order of all focusable elements in the document.

Provides the name of the window or frame that is to receive content as the result of navigating to a link. Such names are assigned to frame

Returns the text between the a element's start and end tags. This property pre-dates the W3C DOM and should be used only if ne