A question about a JavaScript(?) code.

Profile · Posted 2002-04-29, 10:54 AM

Here is my q:

How do i make when i click on a special link on a image
then the function will go to a another position of the website
( same webpage ) NOT normal "<a href>"?

I hope u understand what i mean. Thanks.

PS: Can you mail the answer to me please? Im too busy now to visit the forums.

Mr.Lee

You mean like this?:

<a href="#gohere">Go to gohere</a>
When 
you 
click 
the 
link 
above, 
it 
should 
skip 
past 
all 
this 
text 
to 
the 
line 
below. 
<a id="gohere">You made it</a> 
this 
text 
will 
add 
enough 
stuff 
below 
the 
new 
position 
so 
that 
your 
browser 
will 
shift 
its 
vertical 
position 
if 
you 
resize 
it 
very 
small 

Simple, isn't it?
--WetWired

Mr.Lee

yes but i said NOT NORMAL a href code...

Mr.Lee

I took you to mean that you didn't wan't to change pages.
I fail to understand what you want then. Why does this not work for you?

I can't see why it doesn't
--WetWired

Mr.Lee

i explain deeper:

i have 2 iframes
frame 1 contains the link i want to click
frame 2 shows the containt when i clicked on that link

and the javascript function: if click this link; go to postion top on frame 2

Mr.Lee

So you mean something like this?
index.html

Code:

<html>
<frameset cols="100,*">
  <frame name="navbar" src="navbar.html">
  <frame name="main" src="home.html">
</frameset>
</html>

navbar.html

Code:

<html>
<body>
  <a href="home.html#top" target="main">Home</a>
</body>
</html>

home.html

Code:

<html>
<body>
  <a id="top">Welcome to my awesome site</a><br>
  (other stuff here)
</body>
</html>

You could have mentioned frames in your first post
--WetWired

Mr.Lee

not der ****ing html shit!!!
i asked for ----> java script code !!! <----

i already know that you posted below
and also a frame is not nessesary

Mr.Lee

What's wrong with HTML? If you can do it in HTML, do it in HTML, because Javascript is not universally available. If you want Javascript, I believe the function you want is:
window.open(newurl,target)

Use at your own risk
--WetWired

Mr.Lee

but ud need an onclick="" within a link or button tag

Mr.Lee

btw the newurl and target need to be in 'single quotes'.

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