Passing a re-direct from an Okay Cancel Button 1

[murphyhg]

I am just not familiar enough with Javascript to get this to work. I have a radio button that displays an ok & cancel button when you click on the radio button. I want to send the client to another HTML page when they click okay. If they click cancel I want them to stay on the page. Here is my code.

<script>
<!--
function GP_popupConfirmMsg(msg) { //v1.0
document.MM_returnValue = confirm(msg);
If (document.MM_returnValue == 'true'){
window.location = 'altsurvey.cfm';
}

//-->
</script>

 

[cLFlaVA]

try this:

function GP_popupConfirmMsg(msg) {
    if ( confirm(msg) ) {
        window.location = 'altsurvey.cfm';
    }
}

is this what you're looking for?



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[Aron2]

Try like this:

function GP_popupConfirmMsg(msg) { //v1.0
  If (confirm(msg)){
    window.location = 'altsurvey.cfm';
  }
}

 

[Aron2]

lol

 

[murphyhg]

I tried what you suggested however I get a Javascript error message right off. It says expected ;

Here is my code.

<script>
<!--
function GP_popupConfirmMsg(msg) { //v1.0
document.MM_returnValue = confirm(msg);
If (confirm(msg)) {
window.location = 'altsurvey.cfm';
}
}
//-->
</script>

<input onClick="GP_popupConfirmMsg('You have indicated that you personally do not ever use CPS. Please confirm this statement now by clicking okay. By confirming this statement, you will be directed immediately to the last two questions on the survey and will not be able to provide further feedback to us about CPS in this survey.');return document.MM_returnValue" name="Question6" type="radio" value="0" <cfif form.question6 EQ 0>Checked</cfif>>

When I check for the values of document.MM_returnValue in an alert box I get true for okay and false for cancel.

 

[Aron2]

Case sensitive if. It's my fault for copying your code without looking.

function GP_popupConfirmMsg(msg) { //v1.0
  document.MM_returnValue = confirm(msg);
if (document.MM_returnValue) {
window.location = 'altsurvey.cfm';
    }
}

 

[cLFlaVA]

storing the variable is unnecessary.

I tried what you suggested ...

not what i suggested - that doesn't look like the code i gave you.



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[Aron2]

He used my code, though they were nearly identical save the botched if. But I figured, since he seemed to want to use it, that he might want the value for somewhere else.