Thanks Steve,
I know I can fire the function from within the function
that makes the call, buts not what I want.
I am only using IE, it's an intranet so no worries
there. I'll have a look into this onFireEvent if that's what it
is.
Cheers
---Nopeif you have a function that changes the selection you can call the same function that triggers onchange from within the function that is triggering the change.There is an IE event like onFireEvent or soemthing, but its only IESteve--------Original Message-----
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Subject: [cfaussie] [OT] JS onChangeI have a SELECT element that has an "onChange" event trigger, however this element can also be changed by _javascript_ itself, when it does it will not fire the "onChange" event, is there any way to fire it with actually calling the function seperately that is within the "onChange" event of the element?
Taco Fleur
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