input type

[Giomar Guevara]

I want to call an action inside an input type, how can I do this? I tried the following but didn't work


"<";input type="image" src="../images/button_cancel.gif" alt="Cancel" title="Cancel" onclickk="/nserverManager/sam/blank.do"/">
"<";input type="image" src="../images/button_cancel.gif" alt="Cancel" title="Cancel" onclickk="a href='/nserverManager/sam/blank.do'">

[Muhammad Saifuddin]

Welcome to javaranch.

Originally posted by Giomar Guevara:

"<";input type="image" src="../images/button_cancel.gif" alt="Cancel" title="Cancel" onclickk="/nserverManager/sam/blank.do"/">
"<";input type="image" src="../images/button_cancel.gif" alt="Cancel" title="Cancel" onclickk="a href='/nserverManager/sam/blank.do'">

correct onclickk with onClick then try.

[Giomar Guevara]

I know it is not correct...I wrote it like that so I could submit my message (with "onclick" the page was giving an error)

can anyone help me???

thanks

[vishwanath nadimpally]

    
<xs:attribute name="onclick" type="Script"/>

onclick is a UI event. You can call a javascript function 'onclick' and redirect to the url you want to inside the javascript
[ October 19, 2006: Message edited by: vishwanath nadimpally ]

[Bear Bibeault]

This has nothing to do with JSP. Moved to the HTML forum.

[Bear Bibeault]

The value of onclick cannot be a URL. It must be Javascript, which (as was previously pointed out) can be used to redirect to the URL you want.

It's probably a good idea to get some basic HTML and Javascript skills under your belt if you are going to write web apps.

[Eric Pascarello]

hint: you need to set document.location.href

Eric