If you are dynamically loading the content using ajax. You should probably call it in this way. This way it will work for every anchor with .s-inte
class, no matter it's added dynamically or statically.
$(document).on('click', '.s-inte',function(e){
e.preventDefault();
// Do more stuff every anchor click here...
});
What you want to accomplish is to update some counter of interestings w/o refreshing the page? You should do it using AJAX techniques, this is what AJAX was invented for.
Consider the following code, it's top easy (jQuery library required):
<a href="#" class="counter">Interesante</a>
<script>
$(function(){
$("a.counter").click(function()
{
$.get("set_interesantes.php?n=Frank Melo&u=f6e79cfe9c0ecc4c08dac4c860c4802b&back=http://localhost:8085/Something/success/profile.php?search_user=f6e79cfe9c0ecc4c08dac4c860c4802b&p=12&sa=f6e79cfe9c0ecc4c08dac4c860c4802b&i=2345123&dl=&iv=1" );
.... // you can do some animation here, like a "Liked!" popup or something
return false; // prevent default browser refresh on "#" link
});
});
</script>
you need to prevent default action on the click event.
You can do a simple inline handler which will return false
<a class="s-inte" onclick="return false" href="set_interesantes.php?n=Frank Melo&u=f6e79cfe9c0ecc4c08dac4c860c4802b&back=http://localhost:8085/Something/success/profile.php?search_user=f6e79cfe9c0ecc4c08dac4c860c4802b&p=12&sa=f6e79cfe9c0ecc4c08dac4c860c4802b&i=2345123&dl=&iv=1">Interesante</a>
or write a jQuery handler which will do the same
$('.s-inte').click(function(e){
e.preventDefault()
})