javascript - Open fancybox from function -

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i trying open fancybox function have - in short html code looks this;

<a href="#modalmine" onclick="myfunction(this); return false;">   click </a>

and part of function looks this;

function myfunction(me) {     $(me).fancybox({         'autoscale': true,         'transitionin': 'elastic',         'transitionout': 'elastic',         'speedin': 500,         'speedout': 300,         'autodimensions': true,         'centeronscroll': true,     }); }

the above works in ie not in firefox or chrome - idea how can fix this? know 1 why trigger link, hope solution possible.

since you're using jquery, stop binding event handlers in html, , start writing unobtrusive javascript.

$(document).ready(function () {     function myfunction(me)     {         $(me).fancybox({             'autoscale': true,             'transitionin': 'elastic',             'transitionout': 'elastic',             'speedin': 500,             'speedout': 300,             'autodimensions': true,             'centeronscroll': true // remove trailing comma!!         }).click();         // fire click event after initializing fancybox on element         // should open fancybox     }      // use .one() handler executed @ once per element     $('a[href=#modalmine]').one('click', function ()     {         myfunction(this);         return false;     }); });

however, don't particularly see reason setting fancybox on click. instead:

$(document).ready(function () {     function myfunction()     {         // note use of "this" rather function argument         $(this).fancybox({             'autoscale': true,             'transitionin': 'elastic',             'transitionout': 'elastic',             'speedin': 500,             'speedout': 300,             'autodimensions': true,             'centeronscroll': true         });     }      $('a[href=#modalmine]').each(myfunction); });

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