I am creating a login feature but I also need a register button. This register button has to be in the same form as the login feature because I need to display them in block.
or logging in but I also need a register button which redirects the user to another page. But since the form already has an action, how would I add a button to the form and still be able to redirect the user to another page?
Instead
<button>
Use
<a class="btn btn-md btn-register" href="register.html">Register</a>
and put some css for btn-register to show it as button.
If you simply want a button, you can do something like this:-
<button onclick = "window.location.assign('https://example.com')">Register</button>
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So the idea is just to have this switch pages to "explore.html" when it clicked but I've been trying to get it to work for hours and it won't. I've tried changing it to a "href=()" and it didn't work either. Do I just write it as an instead of a ?click here to see the code I'm having trouble with...
You are doing it wrong, As on click function you are giving a link directly which is not the correct syntax for on click, you need to apply the window location for it where you want to redirect, here is the code for the button to redirect, and if you want to use href then you need to use anchor tag and need to apply a css to same to make it like button
<button onclick="window.location.href='/linktoredirect'">Continue</button>
href using anchor tag
Continue
Or you can use like following
<form method="get" action="/linktoredirect">
<button type="submit">click</button>
</form>
Hope this will work for you
Just replace your onclick as follow
From :
onclick="explore.html"
to
onclick="window.location = 'explore.html'"
onclick is an event. If you want to redirect other page then use "href".
example:
link text
I am trying to make a button on user profile that will allow the user to choose file and after the file has been chosen, it will be uploaded with the same button.
I want the button appearance as that defined by the code below:
<button class="btn btn-primary form-control"><span class='glyphicon glyphicon-camera'></span> Change Photo</button>
I want to change it into:
<input type='Image' onchange="this.form.submit()"/>
But with bootstrap classes and <span class='glyphicon glyphicon-camera'></span> Change Photo instead of 'submit' text on button.
How can I do it?
If you just want to change the text text inside of the button you can use JavaScripts innerHTML function to set the value, but you will have to include the span.
button = getElementsByClassName("btn btn-primary form-control")[0];
button.innerHTML="<span class='glyphicon glyphicon-camera'></span> Change Photo";
This assumes that you only have one object with that exact class on the page. If you have more you will have to add the logic to select the correct button.
If you need to do something with the file that is loaded you will need to have some sort of server side language or scripting language since this can not be done in HTML and CSS alone.
Is it possible to use a button as a link in ASP.NET? I am aware that Response.Redirect can be used in the button's OnClick handler, but that would cause two trips (a POST and a GET) to the server instead of one, and I'd like to avoid that if I can.
If that's not possible, then how can I disguise my link as a button, and has the 'pressed-in' effect when clicked? I tried wrapping a link within a button, and setting appropriate CSS styles such as text-decoration:none to the link, but the link only works when I click on the text within the button, not the entire button.
The simplest way I know is to use location.href property in OnClientClick event of button.
See following example:
<asp:Button ID="btnEdit" runat="server" Text="Edit"
OnClientClick="window.location.href='your edit URL here'" />
I am trying to make a button in a Modal take you to a new page but It wont change page.
Here is a pastebin for the whole lot - http://pastebin.com/2TBgYpbv
but the problem is this code here -
<button href="manager.php?staffname=<?php echo"$staffname";?>&ban=true" class="btn btn-primary">Confirm</button>
Please explain why it's not redirecting
Thanks in advance.
Change the button to an anchor. Keep the css classes etc. Or, add a button click handler to change window.location. I suggest the first option.
The button tag does not have an href attribute. Read more about button on w3schools
This is a very rudimentary question, but I am sure someone out there knows why. In HTML, when I make a button element by itself, and do not give it and onclick and no jQuery .click() the button will just do nothing. Perfect. But when I do this and but the button inside a <form> element, it tries to send GET data of all the form elements to the root address of my website? Why is it doing that? I didn't make it a submit button or even define a method or action on that form??
Thanks for the info in advance!
** EDIT **
This is what I did to fix the problem. For buttons inside the <form>, use:
<button type="button"></button>
And it will not do anything by default.
As can be seen at the respective MDN entry, the default value for the type property of a button element is submit. So if you omit it or don't change it to button or reset, the default behaviour will kick in and the form gets submitted.
<form action="">
<button type="button">Nothing will happen</button>
<button>Form gets submitted</button>
</form>
I didn't make it a submit button
<button> elements have a type attribute. The default value is submit. Set type="button" if you don't want it to submit a form.
or even define a method
method defaults to GET
or location on that form??
action defaults to the current URI.
It was designed that way because you sometimes need to know WHICH button was pressed on the server-side. If you want button functionality without a button, use a styled A-tag.
Buttons are treated as submit controls in forms, not sure why.
The reason it gets posted to your root is because you didn't specify an action and so the default is used.
The reason it used GET is because that's the default method.
To prevent it happening, add return false; to the end of your button's onclick.