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I try to prevent page reload when user click a link, so I wrote :
<a href="javascript: return false">bla</a>
Or
<a href="#">bla</a>
Seriously I don’t like to use # because when user click on the link, the url on the address bar is added the symbol #, it make the url look ugly. So I prefer to use javascript: return false but firebug show error : “return not in function”, may I know how to fix the error?
See this discussion: Which "href" value should I use for JavaScript links, "#" or "javascript:void(0)"?
Do not use
href="#". If it has to be, either use"javascript:;"or"javascript:void(0);"