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Hi Everyone:<br />
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Got this code on my cancel button to help it redirect in a xhtml 1.0 transitional document.<br />
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No errors, but no redirects. Any thoughts?<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;reset&quot; name=&quot;btnCancel&quot; id=&quot;btnCancel&quot; value=&quot;Cancel&quot; tabindex=&quot;17&quot; class=&quot;btn-green&quot; onclick=&quot;window.location&quot; url=&quot;'index.html/'&quot;/&gt;<br />

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Hi Everyone:

Got this code on my cancel button to help it redirect in a xhtml 1.0 transitional document.

No errors, but no redirects. Any thoughts?

<input type="reset" name="btnCancel" id="btnCancel" value="Cancel" tabindex="17" class="btn-green" onclick="window.location" url="'index.html/'"/>


xhtml form with cancel button redirect

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