So jquery api says the following:
Removing data from jQuery's internal .data() cache does not effect any HTML5 data- attributes in a document; use .removeAttr() to remove those.
I have no problem removing a single data-attribute.
<a title="title" data-loremIpsum="Ipsum" data-loremDolor="Dolor"></a>
$('a').removeAttr('data-loremipsum');
The question is, how can I remove multiple data-attributes?
More details:
The starting point is that I have multiple ( let's say.. 60 ) different data-attributes and I want to remove all of them.
Preferred way would be to target only those data-attributes that contain the word lorem
. In this case lorem
is always the first word. (or second if you count data-
)
Also I'd like to keep all the other attributes intact
// Fetch an array of all the data
var data = $("a").data(),
i;
// Fetch all the key-names
var keys = $.map(data , function(value, key) { return key; });
// Loop through the keys, remove the attribute if the key contains "lorem".
for(i = 0; i < keys.length; i++) {
if (keys[i].indexOf('lorem') != -1) {
$("a").removeAttr("data-" + keys[i]);
}
}
Fiddle here: http://jsfiddle.net/Gpqh5/