JQuery :: When Add The The Redirect Does Not Happen?
Jun 8, 2010
I am clicking on an anchor tag which calls some JQuery code, which posts to an Action method that loads a different page. When I remove the JQuery and just call the Action method, the redirect works fine. But when I add the JQuery (I need this in order to pass some parameters on the anchor onclick event), although the action method gets called, the redirect does not happen.what is wrong with my code that could be causing this?
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".screenshot-link").click(function () {
var site = $(this).attr("site");
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