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onclick event problem
Resolved! I'm not in a HTML, but in a javascript page. Hawever thank for your help. The working line was: linkz.addEventListener('clic',Do,false);- rsacchi
- Post #7
- Forum: Javascript
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onclick event problem
I used BODY tag just for an example. Also if I use: var temp = document.getElementsByTagName('DIV'); still doesn't work :( If I put all the code into a function, and call her by window.onload (or body[0].onload) I've the same result: it pops at the start. Could you try my code just to see if...- rsacchi
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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onclick event problem
It doesn't work in my browser. The javascript console write me: Component not available (at line 13) I get the same error if I write: linkz.onclick = function() { Do(); }; linkz.onclick = function() { Do; }; OR linkz.onclick = function() { alert("Hello"); }; but if I write: linkEsper.onclick...- rsacchi
- Post #3
- Forum: Javascript
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onclick event problem
The code below (userJS code) simply create a link, and If click on that link, it pops up an alert. It seems to work, but have a problem: the alert associated with onclick event pops automatically when the page starts... I really don't know how it may happen... I'm using FF, maybe it's a setting...- rsacchi
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