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Thursday 31 May 2012

Head to other websites via Mouse-over Control

Let me set this record straight, this method is not advisable when you are doing link exchange. As people don't like it when users just need to mouse over to your link and it will head to your website. I can guarantee at least 80% of my readers will have no idea what has happened and why your website just redirects to the other website. It is because they have used a onMouseOver event handler. When you mouse over a link, it will immediately bring you to their destination website.


They are called Event handlers because they start an event when you do something, and this case it is onMouseOver. An example on how people direct people when they mouse over the links. Here will be how the html code look like:

<a href=" http://xxrazexblog.blogspot.com/ " onMouseOver="window.status='Click here to go to XxRazex Blog'; return true">XxRazex Blog</a>
For some reasons we cannot display it on our blog, probably it doesn't support JavaScript code. Surprised that this is a JavaScript code? Well you shouldn't be, the event handlers are part of JavaScript and the rest needless to say, HTML code a.k.a (Hypertext Markup Language). However, I think there is also another way around this restriction.


Also as said before, do not try this when you are trying to do a link exchange, it will only make people get annoyed with you.


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