Element.hasAttributes()

JavaScript’s Element.hasAttributes() method returns a Boolean value indicating whether the Element has any attributes or not.

Syntax

Element.hasAttributes();

Parameters

None.

Return value

A Boolean value that is true if the element has attributes and false if the element has no attributes.

Examples

Here is an example of using the JavaScript hasAttributes() method.

Consider the following line of HTML:

<a href="https://javascriptguide.com" target="_blank">JavaScript Guide</a>

How can we make sure that the a element has attributes with JavaScript?

Well, we can select the element with the querySelector() method and use the hasAttributes() method:

let a = document.querySelector('a');
console.log(a.hasAttributes());

You should now be able to see the return value of our method call in the console of your browser.

Browser compatibility

See also

• Element.getAttribute()
• Element.hasAttribute()
• Element.setAttribute()