[thelist] [js] Arg! No fireEvent() on IE5.0?
Jeff Howden
jeff at jeffhowden.com
Wed Jul 30 00:40:50 CDT 2003
mark,
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> From: Mark M
>
> Had a fireEvent("onchange") happening on a select box
> with no issues.
>
> That was, until a user with IE 5.0 came along.
>
> Little did I realise that firevent didn't get
> implemented until 5.5.
>
> So!
>
> Anyone know a way I can let off a 'onChange' event
> without calling 'fireEvent'?
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short of the obvious: <select onchange="myFoo()"> ???
if not, what about:
oSelect = document.getElementById('mySelect');
oSelect.onchange = function()
{
myFoo();
}
alternatively, you could change your function to not really on the event
object (i'm assuming that's the need for the fireEvent() function).
more details please.
thanks,
.jeff
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