Without going into a lot of other code which could be impacting this, I
wanted to start with this question:
Is there any reason why adding this onclick alert to this line of code would
cause the entire block of code
generated using out.push to fail? (onclick is in the top line)...
out.push('<div style="margin-top:12px;">[ <a class="link"
onclick="alert('Help!');">save changes</a> ]
<input id="' + row[2] + '" class="saveChangesButton" name="button"
type="button" value="Save Changes">
<input id="cancelChangesButton" type="button" value=" Cancel "></div>');
If I take out the onclick, the all the out.push code block section, of which
this is a part, runs fine.
Put it in, the entire code block fails to display.
I was just wondering if there something inherently different about using
this onclick script as part of injected code.
Also, using the onclick anywhere else on the page (outside of the out.push
generated code block) work normally.
Thanks for any insight!
Rick
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
"It has been my experience that most bad government is the result of too
much government." - Thomas Jefferson
