Hi all, I've got an issue with an onClick event with 2 divs that I can't seem to sort out. I've got 1 containing div which has a height of 92px and a width of 100%. This has an onClick event to do something. There's then a smaller div within that one which is floated right and has a width of 108px. The right-hand div contains various links/icons however when you click anywhere within the div it's firing the onClick event from the div behind. (I don't want this happening) The smaller div has a solid bg of white. Here's the code: <div style="background: transparent url(http://localhost/image_path...) no-repeat scroll left top;" onclick="window.location='http://localhost/page.html';" class="outerContainer"> <div class="rightSection"> some content... </div> </div> HTML: .outerContainer { height: 92px; margin-top: 5px; clear: both; cursor: pointer; } .outerContainer .rightSection { float: right; background: #fff; height: 92px; width: 108px; cursor: default; } HTML: Any ideas before I start headbutting the desk in frustration!? Thanks, Adam.
Actually I've managed to resolve it after much hunting. I used YUI to set the click event and then capture the event information to read which div id was actually clicked on: (note: I added the id attribute with the value "outContainer" to the previous code) YAHOO.util.Event.onAvailable("outerContainer", function()"; { YAHOO.util.Event.on("outerContainer", "click", loadUrl, {'newPath':'myurl.com'}); }); HTML: function loadUrl(e, params) { if((e.srcElement || e.target).id != "outerContainer") { return false; } window.location = params['newPath']; } HTML: