[RESOLVED] navlink onclick with bulletproof

[konus]

Hello,
I am using happily the bulletproof template on my new blog http://www.dd4kids.de and would like to ask for help on the following problem:

In the theme options, I can enter he full URL of your link #X for the navbar.

Instead of using the classic link,

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<a href="http://www.dd4kids.de/uploads/ka-map.html">Karte</a>

I would like to open a iframe with the onclick-method. The link should be:

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<a href="#" onClick="document.getElementById('wrap').innerHTML='<iframe src=\'/uploads/ka-map.html\'></iframe>';">Karte</a>

If I enter

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"#" onclick...

into the theme options, it gets rendered to

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""#" onclick..."

What could I do to achieve the desired goal without messing up the theme?

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

Try to enter:

javascript:document.get....

into there. The template is not meant to deliver anything else than a HREF portion.

Regards,
Garvin

[konus]

Thank you for your fast replay, but I had lo luck. I entered

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javascript:document.getElementById('wrap').innerHTML='<iframe width=\'99%\' height=\''+((window.innerHeight || document.body.offsetHeight)-225)+'\' src=\'/uploads/ka-map.html\'></iframe>';

and it rendered as

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<a href="javascript:document.getElementById('wrap').innerHTML='<iframe width=\'99%\' height=\''+((window.innerHeight || document.body.offsetHeight)-225)+'\' src=\'/uploads/ka-map.html\'></iframe>';" title="Karte">Karte</a>

The template is not meant to deliver anything else than a HREF portion.

What could I do about it? I am a beginner and it feels like like rocket science to me.

[garvinhicking]

Hi!

If it renders like that, shouldn't it work? What happens when you click that link? You might want/need to outsource this function as a custom javascript function that you call instead, like <a href="javascript:makeIframe()">...</a>

What could I do about it? I am a beginner and it feels like like rocket science to me.

That's the problem -- if you want to add things like that, it even gets more rocket scientificer, because you'd need to patch up the whole template and create your own custom variant.

Regards,
Garvin

[konus]

OK Problem can be closed.

I solved the problem by going a different approch. I took a static page and stuffed the Iframe inside it. So now I have a google map and still all navigation.

Thank you for helping anyway!