Anchor tag question

Try this:

<A href='#' onClick='document.myform.action="URL1.htm";document.myform.submit();return(false);'><IMG src='img1.gif' border='0'></a>

<A href='#' onClick='document.myform.action="URL2.htm";document.myform.submit();return(false);'><IMG src='img2.gif' border='0'></a>

<A href='#' onClick='document.myform.action="URL3.htm";document.myform.submit();return(false);'><IMG src='img3.gif' border='0'></a>

etc

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even better than <a href="#"...> would be to use <a href="javascript:void()"...> because it won't jump to the top of the page when you click it...

... that is why I return false in the onClick -- so that it won't jump.  Therefore, '#' is no worse than 'javascript:void();'  or even 'javascript:;'

I did not know that! You learn something new everyday, huh? Thanks for the new knowledge, knightEknight  =)

Yep!  That is the purpose of returning true or false from an anchor.  You could even use href='cnn.com' and as long as you return false, you will never actually go to cnn.com .  It also allows you to do things like this:

<A href='www.cnn.com' onClick='return(confirm("Are you sure?"));'>Click Me!</a>

Thanks knightEknight.  The points are yours. Sorry about the tardiness of the acceptance.  I've been out-ot-pocket for a few days.  

Glad to help!