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Clientside ONCLICK execute both click cmd one after the other

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Good day, I need help Please

I'm coding within a VBScript window and executing a javscript clientside.

The problem i have the below code ONCLICK executes the first click "Done.click ()" only and not the second click "___Submit.clic k()"
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  1. fcLabel = "<INPUT type=button value='Process Data' onclick=Done.click(); ___Submit.click() language='javascript'>"
  2.  
It works when i only have one click within the ONCLICK but not two.

I tried ";" "," " " behind the first click "Done.click ()"

Please Assist on getting to click both one after the other!

Regards
Oct 13 '09 #1
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Dormilich
8,658 Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
if you don’t quote the attribute value, it is by default terminated at the first whitespace (i.e. after the first function).

you should ALWAYS quote HTML attribute values.

a way more clean method is using event handlers:
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  1. // W3C
  2. input_elem.addEventListener("click", function(evt) { Done.click(); ___Submit.click(); }, false);
  3. // cross-browser
  4. addEvent(input_elem, "click", function(evt) { Done.click(); ___Submit.click(); }, false);
Oct 13 '09 #2
ismailc
200 New Member
Thank You very much :)

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  1. fcLabel = "<INPUT type=button value='Process Data' onclick='Done.click(); ___Submit.click();' language='javascript'>" 
  2.  
Oct 13 '09 #3
Dormilich
8,658 Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
PS. language is not an attribute of <input> (you can use lang, but that’s related to spoken languages (English, French, etc.))
Oct 13 '09 #4

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