Button with onClick-link ??

[alexclick]

Hello,

I have a simple question, but I don't know the answer:confused:

I have a button and want to link this button with a new html-page, but it don't works.

document.write('<td width="49%"><input type="button" name="Submit2" value="Order" class="text5" onClick="orderpage.html"></td></tr></div>');

When I click the button I get the error: JavaScript Error Descrition : 'orderpage' is undefinied"

Do you can help me?
It would be great.

Greetings

Alex

;) ;)

[gil davis]

The "onclick" requires a JavaScript statement. All you gave it is a filename string.

<input ... onclick="window.location.href='orderpage.html'">

[Charles]

Of course, that will fail one in ten times. If you want something that will actually work then try:

<form action="orderpage.htm">
<div><input type="syubmit"></div>
</form>

[alexclick]

hm, this don't works, I get an error-message, too:

document.write('<td width="49%"><input type="button" name="Submit" value="order" class="text5" onclick="window.location.href='orderpage.html'"></td></div>');

this line is inside a <form> and inside the <javascript>

[Zach Elfers]

Why don't you give a link to your code or use Charles idea?

[alexclick]

my script is not online yet.

to charles: I use a form-tag, but I don't want to use one more form-tag inside these.

[gil davis]

Originally posted by Charles
Of course, that will fail one in ten times. If you want something that will actually work then try:

<form action="orderpage.htm">
<div><input type="syubmit"></div>
</form>
Hmmm... Your idea will fail 100% of the time due to your atrocious spelling.

[gil davis]

Originally posted by alexclick
my script is not online yet.
Change the extension of the file to .txt and attach it to a new reply.

[alexclick]

Here's the file, line 221.

[Zach Elfers]

What if you did:

<form name="whatever" onSubmit="function();">
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit">
</form>

[alexclick]

I get the error-message:

Description: ')'

[alexclick]

sorry, Description: ')' expected

[Zach Elfers]

Does it give a line?

[Zach Elfers]

Try changing function() to self.location.href='page.html';

[alexclick]

line 181 and line 221

[Charles]

Originally posted by gil davis
Hmmm... Your idea will fail 100% of the time due to your atrocious spelling. That was a typographical error, not a spellographical one.