For the longest time, If I needed to use an onclick event for navigation (div or some other page element), I’d use something similar to:
<div onClick="location.href('/admin');"><!-- Something here --></div>
However, Google Chrome interprets the href property as a method or an object initializer. Instead, to get the onclick navigation to work properly in Chrome, set the property to a value using a typical setter such as:
<div onClick="location.href='/admin';"><!-- Something here --></div>
This simple change will allow Google Chrome to properly navigate to the page.
Hope that helps!
Jason N. Gaylord is an application developer and is the Director of IT at United One Resources in Wilkes-Barre, PA.
In addition to his daily duties, Jason, who is a Microsoft MVP and ASPInsider, is the group leader of a technology user group called .NET Valley. He resides in Northeastern Pennsylvania with his wife, Lisa, his two daughters, and his son.
