[Javascript] .fireEvent("onchange") and .onchange();
Peter-Paul Koch
gassinaumasis at hotmail.com
Tue Apr 9 03:28:23 CDT 2002
>I work with IE6. Can someone tell me what is the difference between the
>methods: fireEvent ("onchange") and onchange ()?
fireEvent() is a MS only method while onchange() is cross-browser.
>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?
Dunno, never tried it. But use onchange() anyway, since it works everywhere.
ppk
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