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Could there be a rating system implemented? Or are these all hosts that have been vouched for by members?

See for yourself: http://www.rit.edu/~sth5208/jstest.shtml.I'm using named anchors to move within the page. When you move around the page using the anchors and click the back button, no load or unload event is fired.

It doesn't unload when moving within the page though. I tried the code and the event didn't fire.

So, window.history.back() isn't called by the back button?

I found this: http://www.siteexperts.com/tips/functions/ts18/page5.asp.It says you can override JS methods, but I can't get it to work.Can event handlers be applied to the window.location object?

I'm not sure how that would work. I'd need to access to the browser's back button.Is there an event that fires when you navigate between named anchors within a page? Is there a way to override the browser's history.back() method so that it will fire an event?

I'm trying to ensure back button functionality into my AJAX web app where GET values are stored after the hash mark, preventing the page from reloading. I need an event that will fire when the user clicks the back button, but since the page won't reload I can't use onload. Any ideas?

I'm making a site and will have a table that will store a user's contact info, display preferences, and more. In normal form they should all be on the same table, but I anticipate that eventually I might have a hundred rows on each profile table. Aside from being less human readable, will it be any slower? Would it be better to use separate tables with foreign keys referencing a main profile table for different categories of information? If there's less rows, won't SQL use less memory when performing table joins?

I was wondering, is there anyway to detect a middle click with javascript? Will a middle click fire a regular onclick Event?

Yeah, I just realized that. It's cool though; I can just pass a reference of the anchor tag to the function and then modify the href attribute.

It does, thanks.There won't actually be an #info anchor, I'll just be putting the GET values after the # in the URL to keep the page from reloading, and upon initial page load or link click the GET values after the # will be changed and the page will be altered with AJAX based on the changed variables.I was also wondering, if I do href="java script:getURL()" where getURL() returns a URL string, will the URL be followed?

I'm using anchors to pass variables to the URL without making the page reload (it's for an AJAX app) and I wanted to use regular links instead of JS so that if someone opens the link in a new tab or window or bookmarks the page it will still work. I guess using both a regular link and onclick event would work, so long as I have an onload function calling the same variable evaluation method that onclick does (for when the page is loaded).Do you know whether the page+URL would change first, or would the event fire first?

What I meant was, if I'm viewing index.html and click a link to index.html#info that goes to an anchor within the page (which means it won't reload), will an event fire?

I was wondering, does anybody know if the onload event will fire when you click an anchor in the same page?

Thanks. It turns out the port is being blocked.