Javascript links and htaccess

JavaScript
1

I have links that look like this in the browser:
javascript:ajaxpage(‘piercing_gallery.php’,%20’contentarea’);

Is there a way using htaccess or another method to make the above look more like: gallery.php or http://www.website.com/gallery.php

2

Can anyone help me accomplish a better way of doing this?
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex17/ajaxcontent.htm

3

That does not work. I am trying to target a div, ie:
<div id=“contentarea”></div>

4

<a href=‘test.htm’ target=‘contentarea’>test</a>

and drop all the JavaScript completely.

5

|How are you handling it for the 10% of people without JavaScript?

The simplest fix is to just replace the div with an iframe . Otherwise just use the href for the non-JavaScript version, move the JavaScript code into an onclick= and return false from that so it doesn’t run the href.

6

Not using .htaccess but you can (and should) recode your links so that they do display like you want.

Replace the href=“…” with a conventional http://www.erxample.com/gallery.php link and move the JavaScript into an onclick=“…” where at least it will not break the page for 10% of your visitors.