Insert URL into jQuery return <button>

[lukinhasb]

See image for details:

http://oi45.tinypic.com/jkf221.jpg

base.prototype.pre_edit_button = function() {
      var _this = this;
      return jQuery('<button>', {
        'class': 'fee-hover-edit',
        'html': FrontEndEditor.data.edit_text,
        'click': function(ev) {
          _this.last_mouse_pos = ev.pageY;
          return _this.start_editing();
        }
      });

Url to be redirected (back-end page edit): wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=page

My lame try:

    }, base.prototype.edit_button = function () {
        var _this = this;
        return jQuery("<?php edit_post_link( __( 'Full Edit',) ?> ", {
        })

I know nothing of PHP/jQuery/Javascript, it didn't show up anything, but at least script kept running

Notes:

edit_post_link is a wordpress function that redirects to the full-editing of the current page. I won't use it, I'll just try to redirect to that url mentioned above.

[lukinhasb]

I can't find a edit button, so I'll just post again :s

here's a better image to illustrate the desired output

http://oi48.tinypic.com/564x4.jpg

[haulin]

I know nothing about Wordpress, but that doesn't look like a code you should edit. I believe you are supposed to use some simpler API rather than modify their libraries.

Seemingly, it generates some button and even a click handler for it, so if you delete all that "<button>" stuff, i don't know what you end up with. If you only need to redirect after clicking on that button, you could do something like:

base.prototype.pre_edit_button = function() {
      var _this = this;
      return jQuery('<button>', {
        'class': 'fee-hover-edit',
        'html': FrontEndEditor.data.edit_text,
        'click': function(ev) {
          location.href = "wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=page";
        }
      });

but i still dicourage in doing so, as it seems you are modifying the library.