Javascript in Firefox

keithrus

I have an edit form and there are 2 buttons in the page. Cancel & Save.

When I save the information it, closes the page(same windows) and goes back to the display list. However, when I cancel, it does not work.... in Firefox(IE absolutely perfect)... Below is the code for the cancel button :

if (isset($_REQUEST)) {
window.navigate("../testemployee.php");
}

<td width="40%" class="title"><span class="text"><input type="button" name="cancel" value=" Cancel " onClick="window.navigate('../testemployee.php')"></span></td>

Any ideas for it to work in Firefox??

Eoin

keithrus wrote:

I have an edit form and there are 2 buttons in the page. Cancel & Save.

When I save the information it, closes the page(same windows) and goes back to the display list. However, when I cancel, it does not work.... in Firefox(IE absolutely perfect)... Below is the code for the cancel button :

if (isset($_REQUEST)) {
window.navigate("../testemployee.php");
}

<td width="40%" class="title"><span class="text"><input type="button" name="cancel" value=" Cancel " onClick="window.navigate('../testemployee.php')"></span></td>

Any ideas for it to work in Firefox??

try:
[html]
<input type="button" name="cancel" value=" Cancel " onclick="document.location.href='../testemployee.php'" />
[/html]

keithrus

No Eoin,

That command does not even work in IE

Seth Brundle

try

<input type="button" name="cancel" value="  Cancel  " onclick="[B]window[/B].location.href='../testemployee.php'" />

Eoin

keithrus wrote:

No Eoin,

That command does not even work in IE

That worked in both Firefox and IE for me, but only when I accessed it through my webserver, not from my PC.

ron_darrell

Don't think you need to reference the .href to change the page.

window.location = {some_location};

should work fine