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it doesn't matter what you put in the href as long as you return false in the onclick, so you could put something more friendly:<br />
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&lt;A href=&quot;Click Me!&quot; onClick='location=&quot;ó&quot;;retu<wbr />rn false;'&gt;click&lt;/a&gt; 
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it doesn't matter what you put in the href as long as you return false in the onclick, so you could put something more friendly:

<A href="Click Me!" onClick='location="ó";return false;'>click</a>

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ofcourse, in this example, the onclick will fail if there is no page called &quot;ó&quot; 
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ofcourse, in this example, the onclick will fail if there is no page called "ó"

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hmm.. thanks.. but maybe I needed to give you the right example of my situation....<br />
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I needed<br />
&lt;A HREF=&quot;JavaScript:process('<wbr />ó');&quot;&gt;<br />
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but with no wanting, you helped me... I used onClick event and it worked<br />
<br />
Jaime
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hmm.. thanks.. but maybe I needed to give you the right example of my situation....

I needed
<A HREF="JavaScript:process('ó');">

but with no wanting, you helped me... I used onClick event and it worked

Jaime

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Hi all...<br />
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If I write &lt;A HREF=&quot;ó&quot;&gt;&lt;/A&gt;, the browser interprets it as <br />
&lt;A HREF=&quot;%C3%B3&quot;&gt;&lt;/A&gt;.. that only happens with HREF attribute. How can I avoid this?<br />
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Thanks in advance<br />
Jaime
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Hi all...

If I write <A HREF="ó"></A>, the browser interprets it as 
<A HREF="%C3%B3"></A>.. that only happens with HREF attribute. How can I avoid this?

Thanks in advance
Jaime

How to avoid HTML to URLEncode a URL in HREF attribute

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