$("a").click(function(){
do something
// return false, this is jQuery's way of preventing default or
bubbling
return false;
});
Hope this helps
On Dec 16, 11:51 am, simshaun <simsh...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have a page where I am using jQuery's load function to inject HTML
> into a div container.
>
> Right underneath the opening body tag, I've written a script that
> binds an onClick event to all <a> tags.
> The event fires e.preventDefault(), reads the href attribute, and
> loads that href into a div container.
>
> At the bottom of the page, I've placed Google Analytics tracking code.
>
> Instead of loading the link's href into the div container, FireFox
> actually tries to load the link as if I never used e.preventDefault().
>
> IE seems to work OK though, (or handles it inappropriately and seems
> to work fine.)
>
> The pages that are supposed to be loaded into the DIV container have
> Google Analytics code as well.
> Once I removed the Analytics code from those pages, everything works
> fine.
>
> Why does having Google Analytics on pages loaded via the load function
> cause everything to break?
