This question may have been asked before, but I had trouble finding an answer, since I didn't quite know what search terms to use.
In HTML, how do you make a link ...
I would like to have a confirmation on some point.
My goal is to always get the same string (which is the URI in my case) while reading the href property from ...
Thanks iam_clint! That's precisely what I'm doing in my above posted code snippet. I have a feeling that once I get this working for FireFox it's not going to work in IE....I think the events are going to be issued more than once....but I'll cross that bridge when I get to it.
It's not getElementbyId("prevLink"), its what you do with it. alert(document.getElementbyId("prevLink")) will return the href of the link in some browsers, because they have a toString() method that converts a link to its href value when a string is needed. a link element is like window.location- it is an object, but returns the location.href when a string value is required. Be careful ...
Can this be done? For instance..... Frames Example The page already loads with the "pictures.html" being loaded so there is no real need for the link to it on the left. What does need to be there is the "patterns.html" because it doesn't come up with it. In a simple example like this with only 2 pages and 1 already being ...