[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, didn't mean to send a short and Curt reply. Javascript:void(0) in the
herf will stop the browser from navigating away from the current page. i have
used it in similar situations, where an onclick is required.
That doesn't seem to work the way I want to. It appears as that the href takes
precedence over the onClick, which basically causes the link to do nothing.
Yes, Javascript:void(0); prevents naviagtion away from the page, but it also
disables the onClick code. I tried it in both Firefox and IE, and while
Firefox just doesn't do anything IE complains about a semicolon missing in a
spot where I put a semicolon. Microsoft's error messages are always beyond
useless.
I went back to using href="" instead, which appears to work OK.
I expanded my function to accept a different parameter so that it can create a
plain simple link. That makes it easier even when someone finds a good way to
detect JS, it needs to be done only once and the parameter to be passed can be
set accordingly.
Thanks for your help.
David
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