OK... I have this method that takes care of clicking an anchor. First, here are some things that might need to be clicked:

<a href="javascript:__doPostBack(&#39;btnAddNew&#39;,&#39;&#39;)">Add New</a>

<a href="javascript:void(0)" class="SetItemInfo">Some Stuff</a>

<a href=" javascript:__doPostBack(&#39;btnDelete&#39;,&#39;&#39;) " onclick="return Confirm('You want to Delete?')">Delete</a>

<a href="SomeOtherPage.html"  target=" _blank " >Get out of here</a>

Now, let's assume that we add click handlers to these anchors:

Ok. So my question! Does this handle things in the correct order?

function clickAnchor(anchor) {
    $(anchor).click(doHrefClick).click().unbind("click", doHrefClick);
}
function doHrefClick() {
    var href = this.getAttribute('href'), target = this.getAttribute('target');     if (href != "#") {         if (target != "" && href.indexOf("javascript:") != 0)             window.open(this.getAttribute('href'), target);         else             document.location = this.getAttribute('href');     } }

I'm assuming that OnClick handlers should happen before the Href should. And if any of them return false, I believe it would stop propagating the later handlers, including the Href. I haven't played with the target much... is there a good way to deal with an item if it has a target like "_parent" or "CustomPopupPageName"? Just trying to think of how to make this generic.

Edit: updated slightly. It seems to work with targets now. Not sure if I should just replace target with "_self" when it is blank. Thoughts?