javascript button to take you to a link?

Question

this is what I have so far but its not working

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Answer 1

The value of the onclick attribute needs to be actual JavaScript code, not an HTML tag.



Two options:



1. onclick = "window.location = 'http://www.google.com';"

Note the use of single quotes around the URL.



2. Use an actual link instead of a button, and use CSS to make it look like a button.

Answer 2

Oh boy....



You only use the anchor () element when making a regular link. For example, you can instead just do something like Google and create CSS styling to make it look like a button.



If you are trying to submit a form (which you may be trying to do seeing as you have an element), then the

element should have the action="http://www.google.com/" property set. Then you can do onclick="submit()" in the input element.



Or, if you want to make the input button open a link closer to what you have, you would do



Of course, if you're going the JavaScript route instead of the regular HTML/CSS route for some reason, then a more ideal way may be to tag the button with an ID that you can bind with a click event to call a function to change the page.

Answer 3

SMH.....

You're new right? Please say yes, then I won't feel bad...



Here's the code you would need.






onclick="window.location.href='http://www.google.com'" />



Any more question? Feel FREE to email at [e-mail].



EDIT:

DARN...Silent beat me to it..well still feel free to email me if u have any Q's.

*remove the line break between "type" and "onclick".*