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<a onclick="$('form').submit();" class="button"><?php echo $button_delete; ?>
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<a onclick="$('#form').submit();" class="button"><?php echo $button_delete; ?>
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<a onclick="$('form').submit();" class="button"><?php echo $button_delete; ?>
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<a onclick="$('#form').submit();" class="button"><?php echo $button_delete; ?>
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This was happening in FF 25 on a Mac and the # seems to fix it.butte wrote:Given that it is already anchored, in <a, it could be further forced to stay in its own tab or window (depending upon browser settings) by adding name="self" href="[its own route]# with target="_self" or the equivalent onClick parent.string; -- all three approaches at once would tend to outsmart the unthinkable that InsidiousExpress often tends to do.
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