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JavaScript method anchor()
Posted on: April 3, 2006 at 12:00 AM

This section illustrates you the use of JavaScript anchor() method. The anchor() method creates an HTML anchor with a NAME attribute on the specified text.

JavaScript method anchor()

This section illustrates you the use of JavaScript anchor() method. The anchor() method creates an HTML anchor with a NAME attribute on the specified text.

Its syntax is:

[string_object].anchor("anchor_name")

The anchor_name argument passed into the method anchor() is placed in the "NAME" attribute of the html anchor. In the given example, we have created a function display() and called the anchor() method on a String object. We have created a button which calls the function display() from the script and creates an html anchor by adding an anchor to the string specified .

Here is the code:

<html>
<script>
function display(){
var txt="Hello world!";
alert((txt.anchor("myanchor"));
}
</script>
<h2>Use of anchor() method</h2>
<button onclick="display();">
Use of Anchor method
</button>
</html>

Output will be displayed as:

On clicking the button, you will see that the HTML anchor is created. This is shown in the alert box.

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