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[askey]

Hello everybody!

I have a problem with the following function:

function test()
{
document.all.example_1.innerHTML = &quot;<p onClick=&quot;test2()&quot;>It's just a test</p>&quot;
}

the second function test2() works fine on it's own, but if I try to integrate test2() in test() on the written way, I get an error. I think that is because of the &quot; I need for test2(). But I don't know how to circumvent this.

Thanks in adavance for any kind of help.

askey

PS: I'm sorry for my bad english, but I'm german.

 

[maharg]

Hi,

Instead of..

&quot;<p onClick=&quot;test2()&quot;>It's just a test</p>&quot;

Can you please try to use a button

&quot;<button value=&quot;It's just a test&quot; onClick=&quot;test2()&quot;>

I think you have a problem to include onClick in the <p> tag?

If you really need to use a text link, we can do it another way.

Hope it helps,

Graham

 

[askey]

I tried the button-version, but it doesn't work.

>>> I think you have a problem to include onClick in the <p> tag?

not realy, i have onClick in other <p> tags and it works fine.

 

[maharg]

My error, sorry, can you try this?

&quot;<input type=button value=&quot;It's just a test&quot; onClick=&quot;test2()&quot;>

 

[maharg]

Maybe because of nested quotes?


try

document.all.example_1.innerHTML = &quot;<p onClick='test2()'>It's just a test</p>&quot;

where 'test2()' instead of &quot;test2()&quot;

 

[askey]

many thanks. the last version works.