If you write a UISref like this: ```js <UISref to="state"> <a onClick={() => analytics('clicked!')>click me</a> </UISref> ``` the UISref should call the anchor tag's `onClick` before executing its own logic. Additionally, you should be able to halt a UISref by calling `event.preventDefault()` like this: ```js <UISref to="state"> <a onClick={e => e.preventDefault())>nope, sorry</a> </UISref> ```