URL links created using javascript

Can Google read/decode these?

[aakk9999]

If a dynamically created page has a link pointing to another of pages within the site and its URL is created with javascript, can Google decode this and follow this link?

For example, if in page HTML the link reference is:

<a href="javascript: parsedQueryString['page']='2'; parsedQueryStringGo()" id="Pages_ctl00_Page" class="page">2</a>

and the actual page link, when clicked on it in browser, resolves to:

www.site.com/something.aspx?page=2

Can Google decode javascript and follow the link to page 2 or would the page 2 never be visited by Google?

[daveVk]

There is speculation that the bots are getting smarter. Do not rely on javascript links being indexed, while it is highly unlikely the link in you example would be followed, if you don't want it indexed use robot.txt to exclude it.

[aakk9999]

Many thanks on your reply.