javascript A Description

NN 6 IE 4 DOM 1

The a object reflects the a element, regardless of whether the element is set up to be an anchor, link, or both. Early versions of Navigator and Internet Explorer treat this object only as a member of the links[] and/or anchors[] arrays of a document. Starting with IE 4 and Netscape 6, you can access the object through supported element object reference syntax (e.g., the document.all[] collection for IE or document.getElementById() for IE 5 and later and Netscape 6).

HTML Equivalent

<a>

Object Model Reference

[window.]document.links[i]
[window.]document.anchors[i]
[window.]document.getElementById("elementID")

Object-Specific Properties

charset	coords	dataFld	dataFormatAs	dataSrc	hash
host	hostname	href	hreflang	Methods	mimeType
name	nameProp	pathname	port	protocol	protocolLong
rev	search	shape	target	text	type
urn

Object-Specific Methods

None.

Object-Specific Event Handler Properties

Anchor-only a objects have no event handlers in Navigator through Version 4.

Handler	NN	IE	DOM
onblur	n/a	4	n/a
onclick	2	3	2
ondblclick	4	4	n/a
onfocus	n/a	4	n/a
onhelp	n/a	4	n/a
onmousedown	4	4	2
onmousemove	6	4	2
onmouseout	3	4	2
onmouseover	2	3	2
onmouseup	4	4	2

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