Simple JavaScript

[waqasmgl]

Hi,
I want to do this.

<a href="registration.aspx?returnUrl=<Current Page URL>">Registration</a>

I want to place current pages' url in query string. I m doing this :

<a href="registration.aspx?returnUrl=javascript:current();&sessionTimeout=25&cancelUrl=javascript:current();">Registration</a>

Current Function :

<script type="text/javascript">
    Function current(){
        document.write (document.location.href); 
    }
</script>

Please guide me where i m wrong.

Thanx in advance!

[Dormilich]

Please guide me where i m wrong.

to be honest, pretty much everything.

if this page is created through ASP or any other server side programming language, use that to print the URL. otherwise you have to construct the URL by JavaScript (but not inline JavaScript).

function attachURL()
{
    this.href += "?returnUrl=" + encodeURIComponent(window.location.href); 
}

<a id="register" href="registration.aspx">…</a>

var reg = document.getElementById("register");
attachURL.call(reg);