On 1/24/07, Aleve Sicofante <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using the trick of using the display attribute + javascript to reveal or > hide parts of the page. It works fine except for one thing. If the user has > scrolled down the page, clicking on any of the links that invoke the > appropriate javascript makes the page suddenly scroll to the top. This is > really annoying. Is there any way to change this? > > Please check the behaviour at this test page: http://www.vieira.es/test/ > Because you are linking to # (which most browsers interpret as "top of page". put a return false; statement at the end of your javascript and it will kill the link action, e.g. <p><a href="#" onclick="getNoticias(2,'PREV');return false;">Más recientes</a></p>
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