On Oct 26, 2:41 pm, Cliff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a button like this: <a id="btn1">some button</a>
> This code works in safari and firefox, but fails in IE6: $
> ('btn1').writeAttribute('onclick', "alert(123)");
> The onclick event does not fire in IE6.
>
> What should I do?
Assign a function reference to `onclick` directly:
$('btn1').onclick = function(){ alert(123) };
> I know Event.observe is better, but I want to use variables to pass a
> function, e.g.
> var functionslist = "alert(123); alert(321)";
> $('btn1').writeAttribute('onclick', functionslist);
Not sure I understand. Why exactly can't you do this with
`Event.observe`?
$('btn1').observe('click', function() {
alert(123);
alert(321);
});
>
> Thanks!
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