> Activate basically behaves the exact same as a href on an <a> does.
Sorry I'm still not understanding the difference. The href is an attribute of the link, not an event. It sounded like activate was an event. AFAIK click is fired by the browser in three cases: when the user clicks the link, when the link has focus and the user presses Enter, or when the link has an accessKey attribute and the user types that accessKey. Does activate fire in all those cases as well? Do you have some reference urls that explain it all?
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