How do I redirect to a new page without using <A>

[Pavon]

Hi all,

I have a <TD>, when the user clicks on it I want to redirect to a new page with new querystrings.

I am using PHP

Thanks,

Fernando pavon

[Pavon]

I will try your suggestion and visit your website.

Thank you Dave, I really appreciate it.

Fernando

[Charles]

But the that will leave you page broken for about 12% of users. <td><a href="htp://www.w3.org">W3C</a></td> will not.

[Pavon]

Hi Charles,

My <TD> acts as a button with a <A> inside it.

The <TD> is a larger area than the <A> so the problem arises when the user clicks outside of the <A> but still within the <TD>

You can see it at www.pavon.net you will notice that the button only works when the user clicks on the <A> so it can be confusing.

Thanks

Fernando

[Rick Bull]

How about you try something like:


<td style="margin:0px;"><a href="#" style="display:block;">Blah</a></td>

[Zach Elfers]

<td onClick="window.location.href='anypage.html';">Contents</td>

That should do it.:)

[Pavon]

Thanks guys!

I really appreciate your help, hopefully I will be able to do something for you too some day.

I like your site Rick,

Cheers for now!

Fernando

[Rick Bull]

Heh thanks. :D