Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi wrote:
> As Andrea Chiumenti said, I also think an onclick answer of "no"
> should interrupt the whole Ajax processing.
???
That's what
onclick="if (confirm('Really delete?')==false) return false;"
does. No further javascript will get evaluated, nor will the href value of the
anchor be used.
> The problem would be if Dojo puts something *before* the onclick
> event, not after.
>
But anyway, I now prefer the dojo event connectors solution.
No need for the users to mess with the onclick attribute directly.
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