I am working on a recipe that should allow certain javascript functions to be enabled as input events but not others (for security purposes). In other words, I'd like onchange="foo()" or onclick="foo()" to be valid, but I don't want onchange="bar()" to be allowed.
I looked at this page: http://www.pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/InputFormsAndJavaScript and I was able to create a custom set of input elements like this: ===(snip)=== foreach(array('text'=>'onchange', 'submit'=>'onclick', 'password'=>'onchange', 'radio'=>'onchange', 'checkbox'=>'onchange', 'reset'=>'onclick', 'image'=>'onclick') as $k=>$t) SDV($InputTags["ajax".$k][':html'], "<input type='$k' $t=\"wshAjax()".($k=='submit'?'; return false;':'')."\" \$InputFormArgs />"); ===(snip)=== This allows something like this: ===(snip)=== (:input ajaxtext foo bar:) ===(snip)=== which uses the wshAjax() function on the event onchange. However, this assumes (for instance) that text fields will always use the onchange event and submit will always use onclick and there's no flexibility to use a different event. Any ideas how I can do this more flexibly (allowing a choice of events) without copying a good portion of forms.php with slight alterations? -Peter _______________________________________________ pmwiki-devel mailing list pmwiki-devel@pmichaud.com http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-devel
