How do you apply 2 onclick events to a check box. I googled this and
found multiple ways of doing it, but they dont work. Maybe i was not
using the correct syntax, but i cant figure it out.
these are the 2 i need to work for one check box:
"toggle(Monday1 ,true,Sunday1,t rue)"
"addUp(99, 'Monday1')"
thanks for your help
Josh 3 15927 ma**********@gm ail.com said the following on 3/20/2007 6:41 PM:
How do you apply 2 onclick events to a check box. I googled this and
found multiple ways of doing it, but they dont work. Maybe i was not
using the correct syntax, but i cant figure it out.
these are the 2 i need to work for one check box:
"toggle(Monday1 ,true,Sunday1,t rue)"
"addUp(99, 'Monday1')"
Are Monday1 and Sunday1 variable names?
onclick="toggle (Monday1,true,S unday1,true);ad dUp(99,'Monday1 ')"
Or, reverse them if you need the order reversed in execution:
onclick="addUp( 99,'Monday1');t oggle(Monday1,t rue,Sunday1,tru e)"
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On Mar 20, 7:57 pm, Randy Webb <HikksNotAtH... @aol.comwrote:
macsaregr...@gm ail.com said the following on 3/20/2007 6:41 PM:
How do you apply 2 onclick events to a check box. I googled this and
found multiple ways of doing it, but they dont work. Maybe i was not
using the correct syntax, but i cant figure it out.
these are the 2 i need to work for one check box:
"toggle(Monday1 ,true,Sunday1,t rue)"
"addUp(99, 'Monday1')"
Are Monday1 and Sunday1 variable names?
onclick="toggle (Monday1,true,S unday1,true);ad dUp(99,'Monday1 ')"
Or, reverse them if you need the order reversed in execution:
onclick="addUp( 99,'Monday1');t oggle(Monday1,t rue,Sunday1,tru e)"
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Randy
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Thank your, it will work, but now the 2 other check boxes that it is
supposed to turn on and off with the toggle wont add at all,(when its
toggled or not)
<td align="center" valign="bottom" ><input name="Sunday1"
type="checkbox" id="Sunday1" onclick="addUp( 99,
'Sunday1')"valu e="Attending" ></td>
<td align="center" valign="bottom" ><input name="Monday1"
type="checkbox" id="Monday1" onclick="addUp( 99,
'Monday1')"valu e="Attending" ></td>
<td align="center" valign="bottom" ><input name="Both1"
type="checkbox" id="Both1"
onclick="addUp( 169,'Monday1'); toggle(Monday1, true,Sunday1,tr ue)" >
</td>
In comp.lang.javas cript message <11************ *********@d57g2 000hsg.goo
glegroups.com>, Tue, 20 Mar 2007 15:41:19, ma**********@gm ail.com
posted:
>How do you apply 2 onclick events to a check box.
>"toggle(Monday 1,true,Sunday1, true)" "addUp(99, 'Monday1')"
function Clunk() {
toggle(Monday1, true, Sunday1, true)
addUp(99, 'Monday1') }
<input type=checkbox onClick="Clunk( )">
is a good approach, for legibility, especially if the code to be
executed gets longer.
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