I have a JavaScript hyperlink that is not passing variable to function, undoubtedly due to syntax. Can someone please spot error.
jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/kSVVX/
js
function follow(id){
alert(id);
}
html
<a href='javascript:void(0);' onclick= 'follow('1');'><img src='images/test.gif' border=0 alt='follow'></a>
Note: The reason that I am using all apostrophes is that this link is actually getting echoed from php where a long string is enclosed in quote marks (as certain things in the string must be in apostrophes.) I have a feeling this is source of problem, but have not succeeded in solving it by changing punctuation around.
Thanks for any suggestions.
You are using '
characters to delimit your JavaScript string and the HTML attribute value it is embedded in.
This results in:
onclick= 'follow('
Either:
onclick="follow('1');"
) or string ( onclick= 'follow("1");'
) onclick= 'follow('1');'
)
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