What is the difference between onmouseclick and onclick

[inbaron]

What is the difference between "onclick" and "onmouseclick" event handlers? Do they apply to different objects? Dothey work differently? I am baffled?

Thanks for Help

Shai

 

[WartookMan]

I've only used "onmouseclick" for graphics objects (such as applets) and languages other than JavaScript... ie capturing mouse system events.

"onclick" is the HTML attribute for capturing mouse clicks on links, images, buttons. Stick with "onclick" when programming HTML/JavaScript.

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[inbaron]

In other words, in a web application onmouseclick is the same as onclick does and there is no need for it.

Thanks

Shai

 

[BillyRayPreachersSon]

> In other words, in a web application onmouseclick is the same as onclick does and there is no need for it.

As far as I can tell, JavaScript has no onMouseClick event, so no - it is not the same as onclick ;o)

Dan

 

[adam0101]

Here's a list of events IE supports, no mention of onmouseclick:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d.../author/dhtml/reference/events.asp?frame=true

Adam
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