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If you're looking to create an HTML button that acts like a link (i.e. Stack Overflow for Teams is a private, secure spot for you and your coworkers to find and share information.
So a summary of this approach:You can use JavaScript to trigger onclick and other events to mimic the behavior of a link using a button.
In the examples you and I have provided is there supposed to be an appreciable difference between the behavior of those two forms? Featured on Meta
Furthermore the ?_ijt=xxxxxxxxxxxxxx at the end off the main.html URL, x is determined by your own connection so obviously will not be equal to mine.The only way to do this (except for BalusC's ingenious form idea!)
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The buttons of HTML are generally used to submit data to the web server, for navigation from one record to other etc.
By the way - (%20 denotes a space in a URL its encoded and inserted in the place of them.
I was curious about the intended behavior of just the HTML Its useful to note that this only works when wrapped by form tags. This page shows how to make HTML button links with onclick and href using the