[jonnekke]

Hi there..

I have a <div> with a "onclick" link attached to is like this:

HTML Code:

<div id="content" style="background:url(images/home/home.jpg) top center no-repeat; cursor:pointer;" onclick="window.location='details.php'">

now I want to disable this link in a javascript function..
think it should be somthing like this.. but don't know what's wrong with it:

Code:

document.getElementById("content").onClick = 'window.open("#")';

who can help me out here..

_j

[Nico]

Code:

document.getElementById("content").onclick = function() {}

...this should do it.

[jonnekke]

okay.. i'll give it a try..

and then place the window.open in the function?.. and there disable an enable it?.

[Yeroon]

Nope,

Just use the empty function as Nico suggested. Nothing goes in there

Code:

onclick = function() { nothing here };

[jonnekke]

okay...

and to enable it again?..
the line of code I post above?.

[Yeroon]

It is easiest to add events through functions, so yea just attach through the same way again:

Code:

onclick = function() { window.location='details.php'; };