Hi,
I am kind of new to ECS and I apologize in advance in case I write something
stupid. I think this is the problem, though. The setOnChange method does
not return a reference to the Select object. When the compiler tries
verifies that the final value of the statement is a Select object, which can
be assigned to the select variable, it sees that the setOnChange method
returned a void. So, the statements can't be chained together and must be
done as a separate step.
Select select = new Select()
.setName("select");
//foo() would be some function
select.setOnChange("javascript:foo();");
I noticed in the API documentation that some of the set methods return a
reference and some don't. Is there a design reason for this?
Patrick
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From: "Hardy, David" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: 'ECS' <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Javascript onChange= for select boxes
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1999 15:30:18 -0500
Hello,
Would appreciate any guidance on how to add a Javascript call to a select
box, something like:
<input type=select name=select onChange="myJavaScriptFunction()">
Select select = new Select()
.setName("select")
??? .setScript ???
Thank You in advance,
Dave.
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