Forcing OnClick

[Sonnich]

Hi!

When I have a checkbox, which migth be set in JS, then I'd like to
trigger the OnClick event on that if possible.

Like:

v.elements[i].checked= !v.elements[i].checked;
//here - force the onclik on that

How do I do that?

Sonnich

[Sonnich]

Sonnich wrote:

Hi!

When I have a checkbox, which migth be set in JS, then I'd like to
trigger the OnClick event on that if possible.

Like:

v.elements[i].checked= !v.elements[i].checked;
//here - force the onclik on that

How do I do that?

And - when talking of this. Is there a way, just have an OnClick on
some text, without href="#", which makes it scroll to top?

BR
Sonnich

[Evertjan.]

Sonnich wrote on 04 jan 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

>
Sonnich wrote:

>Hi!

When I have a checkbox, which migth be set in JS, then I'd like to
trigger the OnClick event on that if possible.

Like:

v.elements[i].checked= !v.elements[i].checked;
//here - force the onclik on that

How do I do that?

And - when talking of this. Is there a way, just have an OnClick on
some text, without href="#", which makes it scroll to top?

You would have to click an element, like <span>.

onclick='window.scrollTo(0,0);'

<http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/met_win_scrollto.asp>
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[jodleren]

Evertjan. wrote:

Sonnich wrote on 04 jan 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

Sonnich wrote:

Hi!

When I have a checkbox, which migth be set in JS, then I'd like to
trigger the OnClick event on that if possible.

Like:

v.elements[i].checked= !v.elements[i].checked;
//here - force the onclik on that

How do I do that?

And - when talking of this. Is there a way, just have an OnClick on
some text, without href="#", which makes it scroll to top?

You would have to click an element, like <span>.

Would anyone explain a bit here...?
I dont know what to look for, and <spanwill probably result in
476547365 results...

>
onclick='window.scrollTo(0,0);'

<http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/met_win_scrollto.asp>
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Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

[Evertjan.]

jodleren wrote on 12 jan 2007 in comp.lang.javascript:

>You would have to click an element, like <span>.

Would anyone explain a bit here...?
I dont know what to look for, and <spanwill probably result in
476547365 results...

"probably"?

So you did not even try?

Before putting your hands on clientside jvascript,
it seems sensible to know the basics of html.

Try: <http://www.w3schools.com/html/>

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The Netherlands.
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