Christopher J. Hahn wrote:[color=blue]
> I'd go with something like this (based on your above suggestion):
> onClick="location.href='/loggingScript.php?url='+
> this.href+'&text='+this.text;return(false);"
>
> For the record, though, this can break any other onClick code you may
> have, as well as making the code more unreadable.[/color]
Ugh... again, I do this thing with text properties.
..text won't work.
That, and the ampersand *should* be escaped into an HTML entity
(&). You *may* also need to do the same with the equal sign (not
really sure, but = will do it).
onClick="location.href='/loggingScript.php?url='+
this.href+'&text='+this.innerHTML;return(false );"
Be advised that this will include any HTML between the <a> and </a>
tags as part of the link text, and that innerHTML isn't part of any
written standards.
The more complicated solution is to implement a function:
function load( href, text ) {
location.href =
'/loggingScript.php?url=' + href + '&text=' +
text.replace( /<.*?>/g, '' );
return false;
}
and an onlick:
onclick="return(load(this.href,this.innerHTML))"
Though HTML *entities* (&thing; constructs) within the link text will
not be converted.
This will also still break any other onclick code you may have wanted
to wrap in your <a> tags.
For those, use:
onclick="old_onclick_code_here;return(load(...
et cetera.
