At 21:02 11.03.2003, -{ Rene Brehmer }- said:
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>On Mon, 20 Jan 2003 21:48:22 +0000, Sean Burlington wrote about "Re: [PHP]
>pop-up problem" what the universal translator turned into this:
>
>>I would do
>>
>><a href="foo.php" target="Foo" onclick="window.open('foo.php', 'Foo',
>> 'height=480,width=640,status=yes,scrolling=no,scrollbars=no');return
>> false;">Click Here</a>
>>
>>as this will still work on non-js browsers - albeit without being able
>>to size/position the window.
>
>But you'd also get the same page in two windows ... one with dressing, one
>without. Atleast in IE ... it runs both the href code, and the onclick
>code ... when the JIT is enabled.
>
>On browsers where the JIT is disabled, only HREF is executed.
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No - if the onClick handler returns false, nothing will happen. That's the
original reason for the onClick handler to be there - it can take control
if a link is actually performed or not.
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