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HREF boicot on IE

by maruka Banned
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Hi I have a php webpage on my server that has some links that work properly on mozilla lunascape etc but they just dont work on ie,actually I found out is some stupid thing of microsoft to protect hotmail thats why it blocks href,so I knew I needed something else but there is not much but css ,java and something I thaught was the most righteous but the syntax aint proper

<span onclick="link('http://google.com')">Go to Google.com</span>


Really dont want to rely on css at all since Ive used it a lot in the past so I guess all I have is Java
inside head

<script language="javascript">

function link(link) {
document.location=link;
}
</script>
will this help me?,if so please explain how it works more clearly
#boicot #href
  • Profile picture of the author Andrew H
    Well first things first: Java and Javascript are not the same thing. Quoting a stack overflow answer: "Java and Javascript are similar like Car and Carpet are similar."

    And I am assuming by 'boicot', you mean 'boycott', and by that you mean it is not working. Have you tried using a link?
    Code:
    <a href="your/link/here.html">Click Me</a>
    And what does this sentence even mean?
    Really dont want to rely on css at all since Ive used it a lot in the past
    Lastly, we can discuss your javascript function. Basically you are passing the url into the function as the variable 'link' and then being redirected to that url with 'location'.
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  • Profile picture of the author maruka
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    Well the first of your manerisms I reply it by saying something I already said but you cant hear because you just see what you want,I said that my links work properly on diferent browsers,then whats the point of come here?,do you think Im stupid?

    Your second manerism pose well I meant that I have used css div for links for centuries and I dont want simply to use that,maybe Im trying to challenge myself for something that needs no challenge since is an stupidity from microsoft.

    Your third manerism just defines an snob that instead of explaining more clearly with examples just wants to bring his machomania over me and it just wont work neither with stupids like the ones of microsoft neither with snobs like andrew h .

    Oh and that thing of you of me being as wizard,I dont pretend anything firstly and secondly it might be my stardust that bitters you because Im wise to be a wizrd or more in order to realize this situation that resides on a microsoft stupidity is something so silly intellectually that dont affect me at all because the world dont turn around microsoft neither you andrew h,but see it howeverly and in order to prove with facts that I posses a dynamic muscle of engineering with tons of resorces I wont reply anymore to this thread.
    And why?,because it just dont affect me at all

    neither microsoft can make me be a dog trying to catch his tale,my muscle of engineering is so big
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  • Profile picture of the author tdanz
    why not focus on something that brings you money?
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  • Profile picture of the author Andrew H
    it might be my stardust that bitters you because Im wise to be a wizrd
    The above quote aside.

    I just don't quite understand your questions. From what I understand you are saying that IE blocks links, which I know they clearly do not. I am more than happy to help if you explain your exact problem.
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  • Profile picture of the author jminkler
    Is this for inside an email? Microsoft isnt stupid, they prevent things for a reason.
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