>>> var select = $('[EMAIL PROTECTED] myselect]');
>>> var cachedOnChange = select[0].onchange;
>>
>> I get the onchange in a function, great!
>>
>>> select[0].onchange = null;
>>
>> What is the difference between this and unbind('change') or
>> removeAttr
>> ('onchange')?
>
> I just found that althrough it works like you said with onchange, it
> doesn't work with onclick.
>
> I have to use removeAttr('onclick') to really remove the original
> action...
But I can't use the original onclick I have saved in a variable... :(
Here is a little example:
http://www.gasteroprod.com/data/jquery/jquery-bind-prepend.html
If you click on "Google" and say "Yes", I would like it to run the
original "alert()" instead of following the link...
Any idea?
-Nicolas
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