I know about the document.form.button.click() method. However, I’d like to know how to simulate the onclick event. I found this code somewhere here on Stack Overflow, but I don’t know how to use it 🙁 How do I fire a mouse click event using JavaScript? Answer (Modified version to make it work without prototype.js) You can use it like this: Note
Tag: dom-events
onMouseover change image and play sound, onMouseout reset image back to normal
I’m playing with something in HTML, can I play a sound on mouseover of an image as well as changing the image while the mouse remains there? Overall developer view would be great! Answer Yes, but you will need JavaScript to do a lot of this for you. For the image, you can have two actions: Then your two functions
Confirmation delete window – deleting record when click delete or cancel
I have a Javascript file that contains the function for calling the confirmation delete window, the code used is similar to the following: I have a gridview with a template field that can delete a row in the gridview, this is a snippet of what I have: Within the aspx.vb page I have code to do the deletion of the
In JavaScript, is it possible save an on-click trigger and re-apply it later?
On a dynamic page I wish to disable and later re-enable sections. Visually they are grayed out, but need to prevent users from playing with the section until later. For elements using on-click triggers, would like to: save the current on-click trigger in an attribute remove the current on-click trigger add trigger that no-defaults and no-propagates to re-enable: get rid
Android WebView – Setting HTML Field focus using Javascript
I have an application with just a visible WebView component to it which is used to display some dynamically generated HTML (can run Javascript too). It’s enabled for the WebView. For a few pages I am trying to set the focus of one of the input text boxes after the page load has finished – not through Body onLoad(), but
What is the difference between DOM Level 0 events vs DOM Level 2 events?
What is the difference between DOM Level 0 events vs DOM Level 2 events? I ask because I was told that Firefox and IE call them in a different order and I had never heard those terms before. Answer DOM Level 0 events were based around the concept of using element attributes or named events on DOM elements, e.g.: Or
Are there anyway to prevent frame override main window?
I have html page with frame where I want to show some web pages/sites. There are some sites like www.yandex.com which popup from frame and become main window. I want to find some solution to intercept some event or something like this to prevent such subframe activity. Is it possible? Answer You can listen to the onbeforeunload event, which fires
How to tell if dragged contents is text or files during Javascript dragenter event
Using the dragenter event I show a dropzone on the webpage to have dropped files upload quickly, and it all works well. However, the dropzone also pops up when dragging selected text. How to tell the difference early on? I know that the drop event exposes all file contents to be iterated using dataTransfer.files, but that’s too late. I need
Table Row’s OnClick Event is Propagated to all Contained Elements?
I’ve run into some interesting code in our legacy application running under Internet Explorer. Consider the following: So, here’s where I’m stumped. When the user selects an item from the SELECT element, the ONCLICK event is firing, and the following are true: this evaluates to Window Window.event.srcElement evaluates to an array of ‘OPTION’ elements There doesn’t seem to be a
Javascript event firing before action occurs
I am trying to write a script so that when I play an embedded sound object, a picture that I also have embedded will change. The problem is that when I load the page, the Javascript code automatically runs even though I don’t click play (autostart is set to false) on the sound object. Does anyone have an idea as