navigation

[computerfan1]

how do you put "next" and "previous" buttons on the bottom of your page so visitors can view your pages in order?
Thanks

[benzden]

The same as any other link. Assuming you have the next and previous images, it's:

<A HREF=previouspagename.htm><IMG .... ></A>

Someone else can pop-in with the <FORM ...> or other method of using the TYPE=BUTTON methods - I don't use them.

[Mikailus]

http://www.a1javascripts.com/form_navigation/forwardback/forwardback.html ... I think this is what you need.

[Doorknob]

<INPUT type='button' value='Previous' name='Previous' onClick='javascript:history.go(-1)'>
<INPUT type='button' value='Next' name='Next' onClick='javascript:history.go(+1)'>
i think..

[benzden]

Doorknob,

rather than

<INPUT type='button' value='Previous' name='Previous' onClick='javascript:history.go(-1)'>
<INPUT type='button' value='Next' name='Next' onClick='javascript:history.go(+1)'>

I think computerfan1 (and I) want

<INPUT type='button' value='Previous' name='Previous' onClick='page0.htm'>
<INPUT type='button' value='Next' name='Next' onClick='page2.htm'>
(note that the above doesn't work)


with relative referencing being preferred over the more complex http:// ... to the actual web host server location.

[Doorknob]

oops. sorry my mistake. didnt read his post throughly.

[benzden]

Both you and Mikailus' answers undoubtedly helped anyone lurking for those solutions - so, no apologies are needed - it'd just be nice to have the same button-type solutions for more immediately web site needs without having to resort to more <IMG ...> file requirements.

(And, who knows, maybe computerfan1 was looking for the back and forward answers, too, in addition to or as opposed to my presumption.)

[computerfan1]

thanks that is what i needed.