Problems with PHP and ONCLICK

golfinggod

Can anyone help to solve this ONCLICK problem. When I click the image it doesn't seem to be sending the variable to the address in ONCLICK.

<?

Header( "Pragma:  no-cache"  );
Header( "Expires:  Monday  01-Jan-80  12:00:00  GMT"  );
Header("Content-type: text/html");

print "<a href=$webaddress target=_top ONCLICK="window.location='http://localhost/private/Page/Pages/Engine460.php?username=44'" 
<img src=bannersource border=0 width=468 height=60></a>";

 ?>

Thanks I could really to with finding out how to get this to work

AstroTeg

You need to escape your inside double quotes with \". Without escaping them, you're telling PHP its the end of the string (which isn't what you want).

golfinggod

I tried it but it seems to not be able to find the site. It displays this

Code 404 filde not found.

(http://localhost/private/Page/Pages/Engine460.php?username=/private/Page/Pages/target=_top) for does not exist

I need to know, if the variable $webaddress is say ebay.com and the ONCLICK address is mysite.com. When I click on the example link Ebay.com will it also send the variable username to Mysite.com

This Is The Altered Code.

   Header( "Pragma:  no-cache"  );
    Header( "Expires:  Monday  01-Jan-80  12:00:00  GMT"  );
    Header("Content-type: text/html");
    print "<a href=$webaddress target=_top ONCLICK=\"window.location='http://localhost/private/Page/Pages/Engine460.php?username=44'\" 
<img src=bannersource border=0 width=468 height=60></a>";

Thanks

AstroTeg

You sure you're accessing your script with the proper URL? You're using localhost so I'm assuming you're running this from a machine at home.
If that is all the code you have in your PHP script, how is $webaddress getting assigned?

Also, "bannersource" is not a proper src= for an image. You need an actual URL to an image in there.

You might need to start off slow and troubleshoot the value of $webaddress first by just printing it out with nothing else (maybe even wrap "!" around it to see if anything appears between two "!").