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• mikotondria30

  Awesome - thanks guys, yes, that seems to be the bones of it.
  Looking though the sources, the anchors' hrefs appear to be regularly formed, though - eg:
  href="/release/always-on-the-run...
  How does the site 'catch' the click event and subvert that into an ajax request above the browser-level command to go to another page ?
  When I hacked a solution together I wrote script that rewrote the hrefs as "javascript: AJAXgoToURL( ..etc etc " so that it didn't go directly to another page, but triggered the ajax functionality. Does that makes sense ?
  

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  • hmmm..... checking now... argh, this is an odd one...vaxorcist
  • even if you write and target an onClick event, it still goes to another page, doesn't it usually ?mikotondria3

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