how to use a dummy "#" link or "#nogo"

[spitfire]

I have a link in my product page footers that have link behaviors assigned to them, but no actual link. Usually "#" or recently I have seen "#nogo" used to achieve this. But in Miva, it gives me a "FORBIDDEN You do not have permission to access this document." message. Any experience with this? Thank you!

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[Biffy]

Re: how to use a dummy &quot;#&quot; link or &quot;#nogo&quot;

<a class="myStyle">No Link</a>

[spitfire]

Re: how to use a dummy &quot;#&quot; link or &quot;#nogo&quot;

I tried your "No Link" method, but now get a Page Not Found message.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Re: how to use a dummy &quot;#&quot; link or &quot;#nogo&quot;

The missing info here is why you need a link behaviour on something that is not a link. There are other ways to initiate an action on an element without using a link. For example, using a function with document.getElementById.

[Biffy]

Re: how to use a dummy &quot;#&quot; link or &quot;#nogo&quot;

Maybe it's <a href class="MyStyle">No Link</a>

Bruce, this is sometimes needed because of hover bugs in IE 6.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

Re: how to use a dummy &quot;#&quot; link or &quot;#nogo&quot;

yea, i was thinking it was for a js feature using onclick or something/