I have disabled the AWP:: using the admin page and everything is working as expected. However, I have an "about" button on my site that both loads the about page and performs some javascript formatting. My problem is that in order to call both the link and the javascript the awp::about reappears in the address bar. Here's the code I'm using right now.
href="/about/" title="About" onclick="positions('about'); aWP.doit({'id': '2', 'type': 'nav', 'ths': this, 'nav': 'page', 'i' : 'awp_loop', 'force' : 1 }); return false;"
If I remove the 'onclick' part of the link, then the awp::about disappears but I don't get the javascript reformatting I need.
Is there an element that I can put in this aWP.doit line that would disable the awp:: from coming up?
My current work around is to drop the repositioning line into the about post itself, but this doesn't execute until the post is loaded which results in a lag between the click and the reposition - workable but not great.
Thanks
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