[FiRe]

I am not really a javascript guru but here is my code:

Code:

function x(a1,a2,a3) {
var qu = prompt(a2);
document.compose.message.value = a1 + qu + a3;
}

Then I use:

Code:

<a onClick="javascript:x("<b>","Please enter text to make bold:","</b>")">Bold</a>

Any help why this wont work, it just says syntax error...?!

[TwoD]

<a onClick="javascript:x("<b>","Please enter text to make bold:","</b>")">Bold</a>
should be <a onClick="javascript:x('<b>','Please enter text to make bold:','</b>')">Bold</a>

You can't nest "....

[Sabu]

Or in other words, try changing all the quotation marks within the main ones to apostrophes in the link.

Code:

<a onClick="javascript:x('<b>','Please enter text to make bold:','</b>')">Bold</a>

What it was doing was seeing the second " (after x) and closing the 'onclick' variable. Using apostrophes instead won't cut off the opening quotation mark until you want it to.

[FiRe]

Ok I now get this error: 'object doesnt support this property or method' ??