Is there someone who know if its posible to use 2 onclick in 1 button? I hope to get reload page when i push the button.
Here is the orginal button:
<a href="javascript:;" onclick="javascript:articleToCart('<z:esc mode="js" value=$z:value[article.number]>', document.getElementById('amount$z:iteration[article.current]').value)">
Best Regards Frank
EDIT:
My version works, but i cant find the way to get the return false
to work. This works in IE and Firefox.
<center><input type="button" class="flowbutton" value="Kjøp" onclick="document.location.reload(true);javascript:articleToCart('<z:esc mode="js" value=$z:value[article.number]>',document.getElementById('amount$z:iteration[article.current]').value)"> </center>
If you call a function, which you already do, you can do as much in the javascript as you want.
<script type="text/javascript">
function articleToCartMain() {
articleToCart('<z:esc mode="js" value=$z:value[article.number]>', document.getElementById('amount$z:iteration[article.current]').value);
//Put other function calls in here as well
return false; //Prevents the page from reloading or scrolling to top
}
</script>
<a href="#" onclick="return articleToCartMain();">Do something</a>