A Href And OnClick Button

[Endowed]

Hello to everyone. I am getting problem while working on the program. I have a function which gets executed from the link. But, I am getting problem when I try to use that same function execution with the onclick. I have done the following coding for that. So, if you find any problem in that, then please let me know about the error code:
Link:

<a title="Comment" class="h5_b" href="first.html" onclick="popup(this.href);return false;">Find</a>

Button:

<input name="Find" type="button" class="button_small" value="FindIt" onClick="javascript:popWindow('popup.html');return false;">

[Praetor]

You need to take care for the HREF. A hyperlink to a source and destination . Enabling the source element of a link to switch automatically to its destination. The source of a hyperlink is generally an element of a hypertext document. The destination may be another element of the same document, then it is an internal hyperlink to the document. The destination can be another document or a specific element from another document. Some hypertext systems do not guarantee that the destination exists: in this case we may follow hyperlinks called broken, broken or dead.

[Katty]

Hello, simply make use of the following format and then you will able to solve the error code which you are facing.:

<input type="button" onclick="window.location.href='http://www.techarena.in/'" value="Towards the Techarena.in">

This syntax will hell you more.

[kelfro]

Hello, you can simply link in the two ways as below:

<input type=button onClick="parent.location='page.html'" value='Select IT'>

OR

<input type=button onClick="location.href='First.html'" value='Select IT'>

It willl simply solve your problem and you will able to get solved for your error code.

[Zecho]

Hello, if you are having any sort of problem with the syntax for the button onclick and then use that for your purpose. It will simply solve your problem. So, just make use of that and get solved for your problem :

<form>
<input type="button" value="Enter" OnClick="javascript:EnteringData();">
</form>

[Reegan]

Hello, you can create a link with the help of the syntax below:

1. An absolute URL -
   
   • It is simple and it will simply points to the any other web page.
   • href=("URL name")
2. A relative URL -
   
   • It will simply point to the file within a web site.
   • href=first.html
3. An anchor URL -
   
   • It will simply point to the anchor within a page.
   • href="#top"