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On 8/3/06, Doug Lowder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If you need the entire event, I guess you could call dispatchEvent()
with your own event object. What I usually do instead is have the
event handler call a function that takes the object as input, e.g.
change="onSelectionChanged( event.target)", in which case I can always
call onSelectionChanged(theListObject) anytime selectedIndex changes
in script.
--- In [email protected] , "Douglas Knudsen"
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> Ok, I'm stuck on this. How to set the selctedIndex on say a List
and have
> it fire the change event?
>
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