I post this message here because I have post in js.group before, but onone
answer, thus i guess this is ASP issue.
<A HREF="http://SomeWebSite" OnClick="return confirm('Are you
sure?')">Click me</A>
or
<A HREF="http://SomeWebSite" OnClick="return confirm('Are you
sure?');return false;">Click me</A>
Everything fine in XP and 2000, but in all WindowsMe Stations, it redirects
the link even the users
click no, I check all the computers, they have installed IE6 Sp1 and
js enabled. What wrong ? Please help ! 1  6174 
Alan wrote on 02 mei 2005 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general: I post this message here because I have post in js.group before, but
onone answer, thus i guess this is ASP issue.
<A HREF="http://SomeWebSite" OnClick="return confirm('Are you
sure?')">Click me</A>
or
<A HREF="http://SomeWebSite" OnClick="return confirm('Are you
sure?');return false;">Click me</A>
Everything fine in XP and 2000, but in all WindowsMe Stations, it
redirects the link even the users
click no, I check all the computers, they have installed IE6 Sp1 and
js enabled. What wrong ? Please help !
Your guess is wrong.
ASP is serverside code,
and there is nothing serverside in yours.
Please go to a clientside javascript NG.
[btw, Everything NOT fine in XP and 2000]
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Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
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