How to make your JavaScript button

Create a custom JavaScript button with an example: Learn how to create and add a custom JavaScript button to your web page, with a step-by-step example.

Creating a JavaScript Button

When building a website, you may want to include a button that runs some JavaScript when clicked. This could be a button that pops up an alert window, updates content on the page, or performs some other action. Here's how to create a button that runs some JavaScript code when clicked.

First, we'll create an HTML <button> element. This element will contain the text that the user will see on the button. We'll also add an onclick attribute to this element. This attribute will specify the JavaScript code that should run when the button is clicked.

<button onclick="myFunction()">Click Me!</button>

Next, we'll create a JavaScript function that will be run when the button is clicked. This function can contain whatever code you want it to, such as an alert window or an Ajax request.

function myFunction() {
    alert('You clicked the button!');
}

Now, when the user clicks the button, the JavaScript function will be run. This function can contain anything you want it to, such as an alert window, an Ajax request, or any other code.

That's all there is to creating a JavaScript button. You can now use this button to run any code you want when the user clicks it.