Reputation: 19
I'm working on a project, and if I can get this to work it would save me a lot of time. I want to build a url in my javascript function, with the variable as part of the url. (I'm not good at javascript so I can't explain it properly... but I can show what I've got so far). It's more complicated, but it looks something like this:
I have this function (I know it doesn't work :-) ):
function art1(range) {
top.frames['infoframe'].location.href = 'http://url_part_1' + range + 'url_part_2.html';
}
And this in the body of my page:
<a href='some_other_url' onclick='some_other_functions();art1(C15)' >
So the result should be this url:
http://url_part_1_C15_url_part_2
EDIT: Ok, additional problem: C15 is in another function, namely here:
function changeText(){
var newHTML = "<td class='tas'><a href='_some_link_' target='changer'
onclick='setVisibility2();art1(C15)' (...)
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1136
Reputation: 943193
C15
is a variable (which is, presumably, undefined
). You want a string literal instead: "C15"
.
Upvotes: 3