On 04/05/2007, at 8:24 PM, George wrote:
So, how would you find out which radio button had been checked just before the click? (in other words, tell me what the user's radio button selection has changed from.)
I could easily be wrong, but I would have thought that due to the nature of Event Capture, a click event attached to the containing form element should fire before the click event for the radio button. Therefore if you attach a function to the form's click event (or any ancestor of the radio button) and read the currently selected radio button, it should fire before the new button is selected. If this is correct, you may need to then explicitly cancel Event Bubbling so that the same function is not called again after the new radio button is selected.
Long shot? Joel.
