I\'m creating a button dynamically using JavaScript and at the same time assigning attributes such as \'ID\', \'type\' etc and also \'onclick\' in order to trigger a functio
As the other said you should assign a function.
Just wanted to point out that in this case you want to pass a value so you need to assign an anonymous function (or a named function defined inline) like
button.onclick = function() {otherfunction(parameter)};
If the function you want to assign does NOT require a parameter you can use it directly
button.onclick = otherfunction;
Note that there is no parenthesis in this case
button.onclick = otherfunction(); // this doesn't work
won't work as it will call otherfunction as soon as it is parsed