I'd do it like this: <a href="DoSomethingIfJavascriptIsDisabled.html" class="positive button" id="button_confirmAction" style="display: block;" rel="confirmAction" title="Register">Click to register</a>
$(document).ready(function (){ $('a.button').click(function (){ $buttonAction = $(this).attr('rel'); switch($buttonAction){ case 'confirmAction': $('#button_'+$buttonAction).css({display:'none'}); $('#button_back').css({display:'none'}); document.confirm.submit(); break; case 'cancelAction': alert('You have canceled'); break; default: return false; break; } return false; }); }); Note the button class that provides the hook for the function. Also it's good practice to provide a regular url in case the user has disabled javascript. On Feb 11, 11:18 pm, Josoroma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If i have the following button: > <a href="javascript:{}" class="positive" id="button_confirmAction" > style="display: block;" title="Register" onClick="valid()"; return > false;" > > > The aobve button calls the next function: > > function confirmAction( action ) { > > document.getElementById('button_' + action).style.display = 'none'; > document.getElementById('button_back').style.display = 'none'; > document.confirm.submit(); > > return false; > > } > > My super newbie question is? > How do i can convert the function in Jquery? > > Thanks in advance.