Some Javascript

[[dx]]

What's wrong with this, and can it be done at this way?

<a href='java script: function_name($some_var);'>Something</a><script type="javascript"> function function_name($some_var) {   var r = confirm('Some Question?');  if (r == true) {	some command;  }}</script>

This won't work for me in any case.RegardsNote: javascript word in a href tag is one word for me, this is some bug with forum

Edited June 7, 2009 by Haris S

[clonetrooper9494]

Replace 'some command' with some actual code, the script crashes because it doesn't know what some command means. Also, why do you have parameters in your function? Also, don't use dollar signs($) for variables in your parameters... just say some_var. Also, when calling function_name in that link, some_var would have to be declared out side of the function or be a string.The forum just feels like splitting the phrase "javascript" up for some reason. No one is really sure why it does that.

Edited June 7, 2009 by CloneTrooper9494

[[dx]]

<a class='admin' href='java script: reset_stats($profil)'>Reset</a>

function reset_stats(profil) {	var r = confirm('Zelite li resetovat statistike za korisnika $profil?');		if (r == true) {		header("location: index.php?admin=reset&op=$profil");	}}

[Ingolme]

You're confusing Javascript with PHP, they are two separate languages. There is no header() function in Javascript.

[[dx]]

Is there command in javascript that can replace PHP's header() function?

[justsomeguy]

You can't send headers with Javascript, it doesn't make sense to do that. If you want to redirect, you can set window.location.href to whatever URL you want.

[[dx]]

OK, that will be helpful :)Regards