>To get around it, I've added the following to run on every page of the site:
>jQuery('a').click(function(){document.location.href=this.href});
>I don't like this very much - it feels a little dangerous for reasons I can't
>put my finger on.
The reason your gut is saying this is a dangerous is tw
On 18 February 2011 13:13, Loic Giraudel wrote:
> A thread about this behavior in StackOverflow
> : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1694595/can-i-call-jquery-click-to-follow-an-a-link-if-i-havent-bound-an-event-handl
Ah, yes, that's interesting. So jquery's click() doesn't simulate a
user mous
Hi Tom,
I'm not sure what exactly you're trying to achieve because the logo does
already have a link back to the home page manually added via the tag
wrapping the logo (e.g. href="/").
And running jQuery('#header a:first').click() won't do anything (as far as
I'm aware) because all you are doing
