In article <r64m81tenhcvjvevojs2ovf7lo78gs0lkp@4ax.com>, Trikki <>
enlightened us with...[color=blue]
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> I have a web page with 8 links on, i want to disable the left mouse
> click on 6 of these links but still be able to use right click to
> "save target as"[/color]
Why use links then?
Why not use a button for them to save the file, and stream it out, like a
download?
Seems odd to use links for something that isn't actually a link.
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> I still want 2 of the links to operate normally with left click.
>
> I have managed to get most of this working but the problem i have is
> the 2 links i want to left click on won't work because the left click
> has been disabled on the whole page.[/color]
Don't do that.
Instead, disable individual links if you feel the need to use them instead of
buttons. (you can style a button to look like a link if you have really dense
employees or something)
<a href="someFileForDownload.mpg" onClick="return false;">download</a>
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> I know the leftclick block annoys people but this page of my site is
> not public and is only accessable by my employees who need direction
> to say the least.[/color]
hahahaha
Sounds like my job. ;)
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