[Javascript] Anotherbeginner's answer

[Troy III Ajnej]

You can try changing the approach.
Keep the <A> TAG
and instead of HREF=" ...target..."
do the
HREF="javascript...." to the function that actually 'decides' where to 
direct the client too.

This way you will maintain the link functionality and apearence also 
preserving the link collection structure while not messing up css, script, 
events, etc., in the page and avoiding difficulties in future maintainance.

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>From: "John Warner" <john at jwarner.com>
>Reply-To: "\[JavaScript List\]" <javascript at LaTech.edu>
>To: "'[JavaScript List]'" <javascript at LaTech.edu>
>Subject: [Javascript] Anotherbeginner's question
>Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 09:39:57 -0500
>
>An issue has come up today and the regular JavaScript guy is out this
>week. I hope this basic question does offend. I have a menu that leads
>to different pages, but don't want to use normal <a> tags for the links.
>The reason is we need to make a decision about where we send the client
>based on his choice and what we know about him (his IP is part of the
>decision). My question is, how on a onMouseOver event do I (IE 6 is the
>target - intranet)  change the mouse cursor to the little hand figure
>like occurs when you point at a normal <a> in IE and of course back
>onMouseOut?
>
>Thanks and again sorry for such a basic question, brace yourselves this
>week I may be back with even stupider ones.
>
>John Warner
>
>
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