Re: Need help with common web page information
by "Bert Doorn" <bert(at)betterwebdesign.com.au>
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Fri, 28 Dec 2001 23:03:14 +0800 |
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G'day
> JavaScript needs to be very short or not placed on vital pages. I use it
a
> lot, but mostly on shopping cart pages to ensure the customer selects
sizes,
> colors etc.
So.. If one is going to use Javascriopt for vital links, provide an
alternative in the SAME link. Set up a small javascript function in the
HEAD of the document, along these lines:
function GoToURL(whichURL)
{
location=whichURL;
return false
}
Then, set your links up like this
<.a href="whatever.html" onclick="return
GoToURL('something-else.html');">Whatever</a>
Browsers with javascript will follow the onclick. Browsers without it
(including search engines) will follow the normal link. The function can
be anything you like, including a (dare I say it) Pop Up windows. I have
used this on some sites, such as www.aromaterra.com (go to the contact page)
Regards
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Bert Doorn, Web Developer
CIW Associate, IWA Member
www.betterwebdesign.com.au
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