[Javascript] .fireEvent("onchange") and .onchange();

Tue Apr 9 12:42:35 CDT 2002

    Hi,

I work with IE6. Can someone tell me what is the difference between the methods: fireEvent ("onchange") and onchange ()?

for example, I have a checkbox: myCheckbox; I can use myCheckbox.fireEvent ("onchange") or myCheckbox.onchange (). It seems to do the same think, but fireEvent method takes much more time (with very many objects). Can you tell me why?

Thanks, Dan
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