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Answer 1

+1 A:

You may give the HTML element an ID,

<a href="#" onclick="$('#status').val('0');" id="element1">

and then just address it and remove the onclick function

var e1 = document.getElementById("element");
e1.onclick = function() {
    alert("leave me alone!");
}

If the method is directly called by the click event, you will need no ID at all, but then you may even use this:

function val() {
    // Do the other stuff on click
    this.onclick = function() {
       // I will do nothing at all
    }
}

BurninLeo 2010-08-07 08:56:52

Answer 2

A:

Yes it is possible ;). Tongue-in-cheek aside, Are you saying that you want:

Just put an if statement in your click function.

Gutzofter 2010-08-07 23:32:29

Stop the onclick if MouseUp