I actually prefer javascript:; since using # usually scrolls the page to the top which can be really annoying. If it's not a real link I don't see what the problem is there.
Now, if it's an actual link that you're wanting to apply an onclick function to, you should use the onclick="javascript:return myfunc();" attribute, use the normal URL in the href="", and then return true/false from myfunc() depending on whether or not you want to link to be activated by the click. On 2/16/07, hcabbos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What's the best way to apply a behavior to an anchor tag? <a href="#" class="someClass">my text</a> -- or -- <a href="javascript:;" class="someClass">my text</a> _______________________________________________ jQuery mailing list [email protected] http://jquery.com/discuss/
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