Posted by Dan on 03/24/07 12:00

On Mar 23, 8:33 pm, Bergamot <berga...@visi.com> wrote:
> I suspect many millions of those aren't what you think they are.
> <a href="#"> is commonly used for JavaScript links. Whether that is a
> good practice or not is another matter, of course.

And many of those JavaScript coders are too stupid or ignorant to at
least include a "return false" at the end of their script to stop the
annoying jump to the top of the page that occurs when the user clicks
on the link, after the script runs.

--
Dan

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