Script Not Working With Chrome

JavaScript
1

This works fine in Safari and Firefox but not in Chrome. Can someone tell me why and how to fix it?

<form name="location" id="location">
                              <select name="menu">
                                <option selected="selected">Choose One... </option>
                                <option value="../locations/toc-at-fort-sanders-regional/">TOC at Fort Sanders Regional </option>
                                <option value="../locations/the-tower-at-parkwest/">The Tower at Parkwest </option>
                                <option value="../locations/oak-ridge-physicians-plaza/">Oak Ridge Physicians Plaza </option>
                                <option value="../locations/lenoir-city/">Lenoir City </option>
                                <option value="../locations/randall-robbins-location/">Randall R. Robbins Location </option>
                                <option value="../locations/seymour/">Seymour </option>
                                <option value="../locations/toc-spine/">TOC Spine </option>
                                <option value="../locations/podiatry-oak-ridge/">TOC Podiatry Oak Ridge </option>
                                <option value="../locations/podiatry-parkwest/">TOC Podiatry Parkwest </option>
                              </select>
                              <input type="button" onclick="location=document.location.menu.options[document.location.menu.selectedIndex].value;" value="Go" />
                            </form>
2

I do not understand, what is supposed to happen when the user clicks?

See you :cool:

3

I guess it is a relocation script? What happens in Chrome?

4

In most other browsers the script redirects them to the page for that select item. In Google Chrome it does nothing at all.

5

If this is the case, i gues that <input type=“button” onclick=“window.location.href=document.location.menu.options[document.location.menu.selectedIndex].value;” value=“Go” /> should work everywhere, but i have to say that i would use a function instead of putting JS code on “event”, i have hear somewhere that >= IE7 it’s disabled by default.

See you :cool:

6

The form name of “location” is being modified instead, so use the full reference of window.location to set the new path.

7

You, sir, are a genius! This was perfect. Are there any articles that you could refer me to that discusses this parameter (not sure if parameter is the right word)?

8

There is the window.location documentation, if that helps.