On 9 Jan., 18:13, "Dan Eastwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No one? I would have thought it was fairly common...

It is common. As far as I remember Safari 1.3 and even 2.0 does not
support preventDefault nor return false to stop an event's default
action, if you attach events dynamically via the proper DOM methods,
which is used by jQuery.

You would have to attach events the old-school DOM1 way to make that
happen:

var a = $('a)[0];
a.onclick = function() {
    return false;
};


--Klaus

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