Javascript code weird bug
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Updated on Jan 18, 2021 at 08:31 AM
Od1n - Aug 30, 2021 at 06:50 PM
Od1n - Aug 30, 2021 at 06:50 PM
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Hi
first why use a button for a simple link?
You can easily use a a tag with href=your link...
it'll be way better and no need of adding a layer of programming and just need to style the a tag with some CSS using border radius and any fancy you need.
second: you can do it using a button and some script...even if it'sd more complicated and useless(see 1st solution) but you'll have to use a parameter and by the way don't write the link in hard write into the function:
Or even better using addEventListener which is the right way to do it(because you separate code from HTML and use the right event drivcen way to do).
In this last example you can even remove the link if you need, it's easier to read and use it separate from HTML(so to any page you need it) but sure the usual <a href ...
in this case is way better and no need to add JavaScript who'll slow and complicate thing for nothing.
first why use a button for a simple link?
You can easily use a a tag with href=your link...
it'll be way better and no need of adding a layer of programming and just need to style the a tag with some CSS using border radius and any fancy you need.
second: you can do it using a button and some script...even if it'sd more complicated and useless(see 1st solution) but you'll have to use a parameter and by the way don't write the link in hard write into the function:
function goLink(linkURL){
window.open(linkURL);
}
<button onclick="golink('http:google.com')">Open site</button>
Or even better using addEventListener which is the right way to do it(because you separate code from HTML and use the right event drivcen way to do).
<button id="mybt">Open site</button>
getElementById('mybt').addEventListener('click', goLink('http:google.com'));
In this last example you can even remove the link if you need, it's easier to read and use it separate from HTML(so to any page you need it) but sure the usual <a href ...
in this case is way better and no need to add JavaScript who'll slow and complicate thing for nothing.
