I'm having some problems with AOL and IE 7. Some members on my site have this setup and I'm having trouble getting some forms to work for them. The html/javascript is this

<li ><a href="javascript:;" onclick="photo_user_award_give();">Award</a></li>

<form action="" name="form_user_award_give" method="post">
                <input type="hidden" name="action" value="Give Award"/>
            </form>

function photo_user_award_give() {
    //simple function to submit a form
    document.form_user_award_give.submit();
}

I've just taken the main bits just to give you a flavour.

I also have another problem with another button. here is the code.

<li>
                    <form action="#edit_box" id="edit_photo_form" method="post">
                        <a onclick="document.getElementById('edit_photo_form').submit();" style="background-image:url('http://www.ephotozine.com/v5/images/site/pencil.png');" href="javascript:void(0)">Edit</a>
                        <input type="hidden" name="action" value="Edit"/>
                    </form>

                    </li>

I need to keep the elements as they for style are which is why I haven't used a submit button. Does anyone have any ideas? Or a place to download AOL 9.0?

Thanks Richard

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解决方案

Got the answer instead of href="javascript:;" or href="javascipt:void;" use href="#" as the page is refreshing anyway this seems to do the trick. or event #nogo to keep the screen where it is

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