javascript links

[acidglitter]

i'm working on this online store, and when you're looking through a category, to get to the next page, the next link is like <a href="" onclick="browsecategories();return false;">next</a>. then that javascript function uses ajax to load another page that loads the next page of products. the problem i'm having with this is for people with smaller monitors. they'll click the next link, and instead of the window going to the top of the list of products, it stays where it is. what i want it to do is go to the top of the list everytime you click next. does anyone know how i can do that?

[lemmin]

linking to a blank anchor should do that:

<a href="#" onclick="browsecategories();return false;">next< /a >

[acidglitter]

i actually have the # right now, but with return false the browser doesn't actually go to page.php#

[lemmin]

Yeah, I didn't mean to leave that in there. Why do you want to keep the return false if you DO want the link followed? It should do exactly what you want if you remove it.

[acidglitter]

i don't want the link followed. it gets to the next page with a javascript function. i just want the browser window to move higher up on the page.

[Ken2k7]

<a href="javascript:scroll(0,0);void(0);" onclick="browsecategories();return false;">next</a>