I have few anchors with a click event:
$$('.someanchor').invoke('observe', 'click', somefunct开发者_开发百科ion );
When the anchor is clicked, the browser scrolls to top.
I tried to insert return false
at the end of somefunction
, but it still scrolls up.
Usually I would use something like:
Event.observe('somelement', 'click', somefunction, false);
But this doesnt work for a collection of elements. So how do I return false
from a invoke
statement?
In somefunction
, add the following at the end of the function body (make sure e
is the last argument, and is used for the Event
object):
e.preventDefault();
"e.preventDefault()" prevents the anchor default behavior but not the event propagation (bubbling). I would use "Event.stop(event)" to neutralize both, just for being on the safe side.
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