$(document).ready(function(){
                $(".item_delete").easyconfirm({locale: {
                        title: 'Select Yes or No', 
                        text: 'Do you really want to delete this product?',
                        button: ['No','Yes']
                }});
                $(".item_delete").click(function(){
                    $(location).attr('href',$(this).attr("href"));
                });
            });

The above code is my code that I want to run but, it's not working for MULTIPLE links, maybe because the code can't figure out which HREF to choose.

            <a href="<?php echo "index.php?module=account&del_product=".$row['product_code']; ?>" class="item_delete ui-icon ui-icon-trash"></a>

If the links has a multiple href's like below, how the jquery detects the specific link that I clicked?

             <a href="index.php?module=account&del_product=1"></a>
             <a href="index.php?module=account&del_product=2"></a>
             <a href="index.php?module=account&del_product=3"></a>
             <a href="index.php?module=account&del_product=4"></a>
             <a href="index.php?module=account&del_product=5"></a>
             <a href="index.php?module=account&del_product=6"></a>

I appreciate for your cooperation...

By the way, Im using this "Easy Confirm Dialog" plugin for jQuery - http://projectshadowlight.org/jquery-easy-confirm-dialog/

• javascript
• jquery

Using $(this), you can get the href of the currently clicked hyperlink

    $("a.item_delete").on("click", function(){
        console.log($(this).attr("href"));
    });