The "if" statement isn't a function, and event handlers like onSubmit
don't require the javascript: prefix. I.e. onsubmit="if (confirm('are
you sure?')==true) { return function2(); } else { return false; }"
also works. I try to include the == true with javascript because js is
known to treat non-bo
Robert, the way I have approached this in the past is to leverage the fact that
the confirm function will return a true or false. Since that is the case,
simply use it as the "test" in an IF function. If the confirm returns true,
then exectute your second function...else return false. Something
Did you find a solution?
I'm suprised it errors. The reason it doesn't work is because you're
potentially returning true so checkform never gets called. Try this:
onsubmit="if (confirm('Are you sure?')) return checkform(this);"
Untested, and I'm not sure what's returned if the user clicks the cl
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