I have a function i would like to run onChange. This works fine with an a-tag. But when i use it on an input-tag it just says:
form.saveFile is not a function
This works:
<a onclick="form.saveFile('fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb','fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb_filetest'); return false;" href="#">开发者_JS百科Upload file</a>
This does NOT work:
<input onchange="form.saveFile('fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb','fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb_filetest');" id="fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb_filetest" class="file" type="file" name="fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb_filetest" accesskey="F"/>
Both calls the same form.saveFile(); function.
The form variable is declared in a included js file like this:
form = {
version: '1.0.0',
...alot of functions...
saveFile : function(callback,p){
.................
}
}
form
is a reserved word in a onchange
handler. Just rename your variable and it will work:
var frm = {
version: '1.0.0',
saveFile : function(callback,p){
}
};
<input onchange="frm.saveFile('fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb','fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb_filetest');" id="fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb_filetest" class="file" type="file" name="fec056b774ffefa479c7dd3a632275cb_filetest" accesskey="F"/>
Inside forms form
does refer to that specific form
element. So you need to distinguish between the form
that’s referring to the form
element and your form
variable. You can do so with using window.form
if you defined your form
variable in the global scope. Or you just rename it.
need more info. did you try in all browsers? it should work. If the text has been changed, once the focus leaves the text box onchange will occur. try using alert() to test if the function is really called. there could be something wrong with your function. hope this helps.
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