web2py has nothing to do with this. jquery allows you to for example:
<script>
function youraction() { alert("do something"); return true; }
$(document).ready() { $('a').click(youraction()); }
</script>
The exact expression depends on details.
On 29 Apr, 23:41, waTR <roman.goldm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a form with a submit button. However, I need web2py to read the
> form and perform an action not only when the person clicks on the
> submit button, I also need it to perform the action when the user
> clicks on any other link on the page.
>
> How can I do this with web2py?
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