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I usualy found the following code:
<a href="#" onclick="func();return false">click</a>
but sometime my browser go to the top of the page?
Why href="#" is High Priority than onclick?
It isn’t higher priority. The onclick fires and then the browser follows the link.
If you don’t
return false(note spelling) orfuncthrows an error (thus not reaching thereturnstatement) the event won’t be canceled.(As fallbacks for if the JS fails or is disabled go, however, a link to the top of the page is really sucky. Progressive enhancement is the way forward.)