Hello. I'm attempting to use a Home button in my Webhelp that will return the user to the Default help page. I'm using the same html code that I found in another help system (whose Home button DOES work): <input TYPE=submit VALUE=Home onClick="window.location.href("introduction.htm")" However, when I click the Home button in my help system, it displays a blank page within the existing page. Essentially, I'm seeing 2 blank pages (one "Powered by RoboHelp" message under another). What could I be doing wrong? Thanks! Mary Beth

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Home Button

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November 1, 2007
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Hello. I'm attempting to use a Home button in my Webhelp that will return the user to the Default help page. I'm using the same html code that I found in another help system (whose Home button DOES work):

<input TYPE=submit
VALUE=Home
onClick="window.location.href("introduction.htm")"

However, when I click the Home button in my help system, it displays a blank page within the existing page. Essentially, I'm seeing 2 blank pages (one "Powered by RoboHelp" message under another). What could I be doing wrong?

Thanks!
Mary Beth

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Anonymous

Woohoo! I just created another button and tried it and it worked...go figure! Must be some leftover Halloween spooks in my system.

Thanks, Harvey.

MB

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Anonymous

Harvey, I can't use the regular RH link from the button because when I highlight the button, the Hyperlink icon isn't lit.

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HKabaker

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Mary Beth,

A followup:

You might get the topic inside a WebHelp frame inside a WebHelp frame. If that happens, please post back.

Another thought: You can do it more easily by using a regular RH link from the button to the introduction. Just don't select "Open in a New Window."

Harvey

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HKabaker

Inspiring

If your " is like that in your code, try substituting a single quote like this:

onClick="window.location.href('introduction.htm')"

Hope this helps

In case none else has said this to you, Welcome to the forums.

Harvey

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Anonymous

Harvey, thanks for the suggestion....it gives me the same thing though.

MB

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