It is also possible to add an inline onclick event to the Another way of creating a button that acts like a link is using the Add a link styled as a button with CSS properties. So don't use this technique but if you did in the past, it works for now ;)Set the button type="button", that will allow you to click it without submitting the form.Element 'button' cannot be nested within element 'a'.according to the standard no, But in my experience this works fine though. The downsides of using this approach are the same as above with an addition that it's HTML5-specific so support for old browsers might be poor. My suggestion is that you should use a link and If it's the visual appearance of a button you're looking for in a basic HTML anchor tag then you can use the Unfortunately, this markup is no longer valid in HTML5 and will neither validate nor always work as potentially expected. your coworkers to find and share information. 원본 주소 "https://zetawiki.com/w/index.php?title=자바스크립트_onclick_이벤트&oldid=590046" In that case, you will start a button tag and rather than writing the text or caption for the button, use the anchor tag inside it, as shown in the example below.You can also apply the style to the button or tag to make it look beautiful to create the button links. I also think this is preferable in most cases over setting the form method and action to be a link (unless it's a search-form I guess...)This way the first button redirects the user, while the second submits the form.Be careful to make sure the button doesn't trigger any action, as that will result in a conflict.
This was just a fast way.If you are using an inside form, add the attribute There seems to be three solutions to this problem (all with pros and cons).But the problem with this is that in some version of popular browsers such as Chrome, Safari and Internet Explorer, it adds a question mark character to the end of the URL.
in the web pages. I would like it to be as accessible as possible.I would also like it so there aren't any extra characters, or parameters in the URL.Based on the answers posted so far, I am currently doing this:There are two other solutions to do this: Using JavaScript or styling a link to look like a button.But this obviously requires JavaScript, and for that reason it is less accessible to screen readers. :) No serious developer takes heed to everything W3C validator says...try passing Facebook or Google or any huge website through there...The web isn't waiting for anyone@UriahsVictor It may work today, but one day browser vendors may decide to change the behavior as it isn't valid. You control the colors, the size, the shapes(radius), etc. Want a new page? A href attribute is the required attribute of the tag. The methodology Bootstrap uses is good, however using Bootstrap seems excessive. You can also link to local files using file:/// Some of the downsides of using this approach might be: So trying to make a button act like a link is the wrong solution. @Web Logic yup, that's why I'm talking about styling the link to look like a button. The example below could be improve and remove from the HTML, but it is there simply to illustrate the idea:If JavaScript is not an obstacle to your accessibility requirements, then solution #2 (If for some reason, accessibility is vital (JavaScript is not an option) but you are in a situation where your design and/or your server configuration is preventing you from using option #1, then solution #3 (Why not just place your button inside of a reference tag e.g This seems to work perfectly for me and does not add any %20 tags to the link, just how you want it. Some of the downsides of using this approach might be: Bootstrap provides different styles of buttons: Basic Default Primary Success Info Warning Danger Link. The name and value of each input element are included in the HTTP request when the form is submitted. See the example by clicking the link below:The other method to create a button link is by using the anchor tag inside the button element. 0. This page shows how to make HTML button links with onclick and href using the