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I'm getting an IE error with these lines of code:

<a href="javascript: return false;" onmouseover="window.status='{@EncodedAbsUrl}';  
return true" onmouseout="window.status=''; return true" 
onclick="javascript:createNewDocumentWithProgID
('{@EncodedAbsUrl}', '', 'SharePoint.OpenDocuments', false);"><xsl:value-of 
select="@FileLeafRef" /></a>

Error reads "'return' statement outside of function". (It's non-intrusive - just the yellow triangle in the bottom of the browser window.)

I know very little about javascript, so I'm hesistant to correct. Any thoughts, guys?

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I think you want:

<a href="#" ...
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