This is probably considered "Javascript 101" – but I still had a bit of trouble finding just the right syntax to work. Simply needed a button to open a new page (in the same browser window): <input type="button" value="THERE REALLY ARE OTHER SEARCH ENGINES!" onclick="location.href='http://www.yahoo.com'; return false" />
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UPDATE: If you're reading this then you're reading me from the new host. Crossing fingers this works out better. (I could cleary see there was something wrong with HostIcan just in trying to do the move. For starters it took my site down just taking a backup of my site. As well it would not […]
For a long time one of the things I've liked about WordPress is it's flexibility. I recently did a project for Savvydog Design for one of their clients: the National WASP WWII Museum – that involved doing some customizations to WordPress. They wanted most of the pages on the site to be editable (I used […]
05 Jan, 2008
Posted by: Jennifer In: cubecart
I've now used CubeCart 4 for a number of clients recently, and I have to say I'm pretty impressed. As with any cart – the features still have to match your needs, but for the most part, the clients I've implemented this for were able to get the features they had wanted. Then add in […]