Have a look at MochiKit.Signal instead of using the onclick handler
yourself. It will give you cleaner code.
In the example below, I think the problem is that "alert..." is a
string, not a function. Try setting it like this instead:
..., onclick: function() { alert('aaa'); }, ...
/Per
On Dec 24, 2007 11:48 AM, shailendra gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> hi
> i am working with swapdom function here two radio button are
> swapping each other.Here i want to call update1 function with
> parameter list is userID, listID,name,etc .when i called onclick
> function with the argument list it not respond when i used alert
> function, alert massage come in alert box .
> Tell me the correct way with above argument list so my function give
> some response .
>
> var div1 =
> SPAN({},INPUT({'type':'radio'
> ,'name':'timeval','value':'start','onclick':'alert("aaaaa")'}))
> swapDOM(data['rad1id'], div1)
>
> >
>
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