Michael Pavling wrote:
> You probably don't want onClick; onChange is more likely to be more
> usable with a select box, but either way, just add it to the f.select
> (here's an example I've used with a select_tag, but the principle's
> the same) :
>
> <%= select_tag("note[notes]", options_for_select([["quick note",
> ""], ["no answer", "Called, no answer"], ["no show", "Appointment no
> show"]]), :onchange => "if(this.value != '' && confirm('Create quick
> note?')){this.form.submit()}") %>
The onClick event is inconsistent between browsers when used on a select
tag.
However, that being said, it's time to start using Unobtrusive
JavaScript (UJS) techniques. It's the way Rails 3 does it, and it's time
for us all to start doing it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unobtrusive_JavaScript
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