I've got a conditional that sets a cookie based on whether a selector exists. There are other places in the code where I do something similar if the selector exists. If the selector exists I either add nfl or nfl- (notice the dash) to various attributes on the page. I'm trying to remove as much code as I can as there are about five other places I have similar code where I'm adding other attributes. I also feel like there's a better way to approach this without having to write this a ton of times:if($(.userLocation).length > 0){I'm banging my head on how to condense this but can't figure this out. Please include code samples; I learn best that way.if($(.userLocation).length > 0){    var user_cookie = {    name: 'nfl-user-profile',    options: {        path: '/',        expires: 365    }    };} else {    var user_cookie = {    name: 'user-profile',    options: {        path: '/',        expires: 365    }    };}if($(.userLocation).length > 0){$('header').attr(href,#nfl-city);$('header').attr(href,#nfl-state);} else {$('header').attr(href,#city);$('header').attr(href,#state);}if($(.userLocation).length > 0){$('footer').attr(title,#nflcity);$('footer').attr(title,#nflstate);} else {$('footer').attr(title,#city);$('footer').attr(title,#state);}
Setting a cookie based on a selector
javascript;jquery
Only thing I can think of is that wrap the condition:var hasUserLocation = function (hasFunc, noFunc) {    if ($(.userLocation).size() > 0) {        hasFunc();    } else {        noFunc();    }}then you can call like this:hasUserLocation(function () {    alert(has);}, function () {    alert(no)})jsfiddle