vbscript, Which event to use?/List of events

Which event to use?/List of events

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David #1 / 5	Which event to use?/List of events What is the last event that is fired after a user selects an item in a select box? I need to be certain that a data validation sub always executes following the user selecting an item from a select box. I've played with the onChange and onAfterUpdate events, however there are scenarios where the events do not fire (e.g. the user selects the existing value of the box - existing value = 'New' and the user selects 'New' from the list.) Also, to get to the root of the issue... Does anyone know where I can find a comprehensive list of events? I've tried msdn.microsoft.com, but haven't had any luck so far. David H.
Fri, 16 Jul 2004 14:26:02 GMT

David #2 / 5	Which event to use?/List of events Try looking at the following link... http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp? url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/select.asp David H. (Having a conversation with himself) Quote: >-----Original Message----- >What is the last event that is fired after a user selects >an item in a select box? I need to be certain that a data >validation sub always executes following the user >selecting an item from a select box. I've played with the >onChange and onAfterUpdate events, however there are >scenarios where the events do not fire (e.g. the user >selects the existing value of the box - existing value >= 'New' and the user selects 'New' from the list.) >Also, to get to the root of the issue... >Does anyone know where I can find a comprehensive list of >events? I've tried msdn.microsoft.com, but haven't had any >luck so far. >David H. >.
Fri, 16 Jul 2004 15:19:18 GMT

Bill Wallac #3 / 5	Which event to use?/List of events How about adding a blank option tag and have it selected so that they have to select one of the real options?. <option selected>&nbsp. Bill Wallace Quote: > What is the last event that is fired after a user selects > an item in a select box? I need to be certain that a data > validation sub always executes following the user > selecting an item from a select box. I've played with the > onChange and onAfterUpdate events, however there are > scenarios where the events do not fire (e.g. the user > selects the existing value of the box - existing value > = 'New' and the user selects 'New' from the list.) > Also, to get to the root of the issue... > Does anyone know where I can find a comprehensive list of > events? I've tried msdn.microsoft.com, but haven't had any > luck so far. > David H.
Sat, 17 Jul 2004 00:28:03 GMT

michae #4 / 5	Which event to use?/List of events bro, just use the onchange event. or use onpropertychange event. it works great for me... Quote: >-----Original Message----- >How about adding a blank option tag and have >it selected so that they have to select one of >the real options?. <option selected> . >Bill Wallace >> What is the last event that is fired after a user selects >> an item in a select box? I need to be certain that a data >> validation sub always executes following the user >> selecting an item from a select box. I've played with the >> onChange and onAfterUpdate events, however there are >> scenarios where the events do not fire (e.g. the user >> selects the existing value of the box - existing value >> = 'New' and the user selects 'New' from the list.) >> Also, to get to the root of the issue... >> Does anyone know where I can find a comprehensive list of >> events? I've tried msdn.microsoft.com, but haven't had any >> luck so far. >> David H. >.
Sat, 17 Jul 2004 06:25:12 GMT

Robin Sh #5 / 5	Which event to use?/List of events Referece http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/sel... for the event list for select object. The onchange event is suitable of you want it fires when the option is changed. If you want it fires regardless of that, consider the click event. Hope it helps. Regards, Robin This posting is provided AS IS, with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Sat, 17 Jul 2004 21:39:02 GMT

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