Hi Chris,
perhaps you need to escape the returning string because of the value
containing apostrophes inside the alert function.
Greetings
Marco
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 10:27:08 PM UTC+1, cjh wrote:
>
> We need a method to test an anchor element in javascript to see if it has
> been connected to a page or assigned a URL
> In Version 9 We would just assign the anchor element to a javascript
> variable.
> Something like....
>
> myAnchor='<%anc_RelatedLink%>';
> if (myAnchor != ' '){
> *[Do something here]*
> }
>
> This now will cause an ASP error when the page is opened and the anchor is*
> not* connected to a page.
> It will work if the Achor is referenced to a page or assigend a URL.
> We believe this is possibly due to a change in this element behavior in
> Version 11 that inserts...
> *href="javascript:alert('No page has been connected to this link.')"*into the
> anchor tag if it is not connected.
>
> Does anyone know of a workaround?
> We have unsuccesfully tried a render tag.
>
> <!! Context:CurrentPage.Elements.GetElement(anc_myAnchor).GetHtml() !!>
>
> It either does not return any value or if it does seems to have a caching
> behavior that maintains an older value.
>
> Thanks for any advice you can provide,
>
> Chris
>
>
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