I have an ASP.NET dropdown list control with onclick
and onchange
JavaScript events.
Both work in IE, Mozilla, Opera and Chrome, but not in Safari. When I remove the onclick
event, onchange
suddenly works.
The reason I use onclick
is to get the value of the dropdown list before it changes. Is there a way I can do that 开发者_如何学编程without using onclick
? That is, get the value of the dropdown list before it changes/a new value is selected? I want to do this in JavaScript only.
Sometimes you need to add preference to the JavaScript function as "javascript:"; for example:
<select onclick="changeDate()">
should be
<select onclick="javascript:changeDate()">
Replacing the onclick
event with onfocus
solved the problem. I guess Safari doesn't like onclick
event on select
elements.
For me in Chrome, onclick working with second click on select box Where as in FF & IE, its working fine for first click itself.
<select onclick="changeDate()">
Should be changed to
<select onchange="changeDate()">
Safari seems to react as a open even and not a close event, like in the other browsers.
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