A simple mailto: also fires postback on .net. How to prevent the postback?

It is firing postback because it is in Anchor so when you click on it try to find href link. You can use javascript or jquery to solve this problem.

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I've got a simple link test@email.com" rel="nofollow">email.com Problem is in an asp.net" rel="nofollow">asp.net page when using Internet Explorer 8 clicking on the link not only opens the email client but also navigates the url to mailto:test@email.com" rel="nofollow">email.com i've tried adding onclick="return false;" however this prevents the mailto: from firing at all. So nothing happens in this case. I think the problem comes from a scriptmanager on the same page (which I kindof need) again this only happens with IE.

I havn't tested with previous versions of IE . But opera, ff, and chrome work just fine just a quick edit. If i'm uisng a simple html page with IE8.

It works just fine Any ideas how to fix this? .net URL2 mailto dopostback link|improve this question asked May 16 '11 at 23:04robert343110 58% accept rate.

– Nix May 16 '11 at 23:12 you have not replied. – jams May 16 '11 at 23:49 Members email – robert May 17 '11 at 1:12.

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