onChange IE?
 

Hi!

I want to create a "select" by Javascript with this function:

function cargaOpciones(iRow)
{
var i
var sel = document.createElement('select');

i=0
sel.name='propRow' + iRow;
sel.id='propRow' + iRow;
sel.onChange="alert('Change');";

while (i<document.forms[0].cboOpciones.options.length)
{
sel.options[i]=new Option(i,i)

i=i+1;
}
return sel
}

Unfortunatelly, the onChange event is never fired? Anyone can help me?

Thanks in advance!

Re: onChange IE?
 

On Oct 4, 4:06 pm, oscar.redo...@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I want to create a "select" by Javascript with this function:
>
> function cargaOpciones(iRow)
> {
> var i
> var sel = document.createElement('select');
>
> i=0
> sel.name='propRow' + iRow;
> sel.id='propRow' + iRow;
> sel.onChange="alert('Change');";

Javascript is case sensitive, even if HTML isn't - so use onchange.
And to satisfy a wider range of browsers, you need to assign a
function object or reference to the onchange property:

sel.onchange = function(){alert('Change');}


though using onchange with a select element has usability issues.

>
> while (i<document.forms[0].cboOpciones.options.length)

That would be more efficient as:

var j = document.forms[0].cboOpciones.options.length;
while (i<j)


> {
> sel.options[i]=new Option(i,i)
>
> i=i+1;

Why not:

i++;



--
Rob