form button

Hi yea,
if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I make
it onclick to go to another page.

<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit">


pretend the other page was called ahha.asp and the button was called go to
ahha



regards

twocan's

go to url behaviour... Ithink )

Kim

towcan's wrote:

Hi yea,
if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I make
it onclick to go to another page.

input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"


pretend the other page was called ahha.asp and the button was called go to
ahha



regards

twocan's

naaaa that is a text link, I want a form button link. with an onclick.


regards

twocan's



"Kim" <not (AT) this (DOT) com> wrote

go to url behaviour... Ithink )

Kim

towcan's wrote:
Hi yea,
if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I
make it onclick to go to another page.

input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"


pretend the other page was called ahha.asp and the button was called go
to ahha



regards

twocan's

.oO(towcan's)

if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I make
it onclick to go to another page.

Why not use a normal link? Or an image looking like a button?

Micha

hope you win the lottery.

big thanks


twocan's


"Kim" <not (AT) this (DOT) com> wrote

Naaa yourself... select your form button and apply the go to url behaviour
like this:

input name="Submit" type="submit"
onclick="MM_goToURL('parent','http://www.mouseriders.dk');return
document.MM_returnValue" value="Submit" /



towcan's wrote:
naaaa that is a text link, I want a form button link. with an onclick.


regards

twocan's



"Kim" <not (AT) this (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:cm5vt6$isl$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com...

go to url behaviour... Ithink )

Kim

towcan's wrote:

Hi yea,
if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I
make it onclick to go to another page.

input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"


pretend the other page was called ahha.asp and the button was called go
to ahha



regards

twocan's

Naaa yourself... select your form button and apply the go to url
behaviour like this:

<input name="Submit" type="submit"
onclick="MM_goToURL('parent','http://www.mouseriders.dk');return
document.MM_returnValue" value="Submit" />



towcan's wrote:

naaaa that is a text link, I want a form button link. with an onclick.


regards

twocan's



"Kim" <not (AT) this (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:cm5vt6$isl$1 (AT) forums (DOT) macromedia.com...

go to url behaviour... Ithink )

Kim

towcan's wrote:

Hi yea,
if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I
make it onclick to go to another page.

input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"


pretend the other page was called ahha.asp and the button was called go
to ahha



regards

twocan's

today is monday.

twocan's



"Michael Fesser" <netizen (AT) gmx (DOT) net> wrote

.oO(towcan's)

if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I
make
it onclick to go to another page.

Why not use a normal link? Or an image looking like a button?

Micha

towcan's wrote:

if I want to use a form button not in a form but as a button, how can I make
it onclick to go to another page.

input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit"

<input type="button" value="Submit" onClick="window.location='ahha.asp';">

Or better yet:

<script type="text/javascript">
document.write("<input type=\"button\" value=\"Submit\" onClick=\"window.location='ahha.asp'\";>");
</script>
<noscript>
<a href="ahha.asp">Submit</a>
</noscript>


Gary

.oO(Kim)

Naaa yourself... select your form button and apply the go to url
behaviour like this:

input name="Submit" type="submit"
onclick="MM_goToURL('parent','http://www.mouseriders.dk');return
document.MM_returnValue" value="Submit" /

What about users without Javascript?

Micha

It don't seem to be Twocan's concern. I would have used css instead as
you suggested yourself... but that wasn't the question. Twocan asked if
it could be done and it could.

Kim

Michael Fesser wrote:

.oO(Kim)


Naaa yourself... select your form button and apply the go to url
behaviour like this:

input name="Submit" type="submit"
onclick="MM_goToURL('parent','http://www.mouseriders.dk');return
document.MM_returnValue" value="Submit" /


What about users without Javascript?

Micha