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<script type="text/javascript">
function remove(id){
if (confirm("Delete?")){
window.location='?current&del&id=' + id;
}
}
</script>
<a href="#" onclick="remove(273)">remove</a>
Instead it makes the text "remove" disappear
after doing some testing, I found that if I change the name of the function to remove1 or anything other than "remove" it works?!?
<script>
function remove() {
// some code here
}
// called via remove();
</script>
<script>
// create a custom namespace object for your app's js code
MyCms = {};
// add remove() to the custom namespace, not the global namespace
MyCms.remove = function() {
// some code here
};
// called via MyCms.remove();
</script>
[edited by: SolutionFactor at 9:02 pm (utc) on Jan 19, 2013]
Only yesterday I had to rename a variable that was supposed to be strictly local because its content was getting changed by a function that should have had no effect on it. And I could swear I'd used the identical construction dozens of times before...
SolutionFactor, if you read the other posts in the thread, you'll see that this has already been verified and it's a case of Chrome having a "remove" method on Element objects.
Was the variable in question declared using the var keyword, or did you leave that out?
