Script Problem

**rsrinivasan** · May 18 '07, 01:54 PM

Originally posted by dmjpro

hello ... i told u to write ..... anonymous function .....

u should write function() only instead of .... funciton ff() ... understood..
best of luck.

kind regards.
dmjpro.

Hi,
I try it in both way. But it did not fire, when i click.

Thanks,
Srinivas r.

**dmjpro** · May 18 '07, 02:03 PM

now try a sample code.

<body onload = test1()>
<input type = button id = test_name>
</body>

now write in script part....

function test1()
{
document.getEle mentById('test_ name').onClick = function(){aler t('DMJPRO: yahoooooo...... ..');}
}

plz give me the feed back immediately .. i m online.
i ll not sign out untill u give me the feed back.

kind regards.
dmjpro.

**rsrinivasan** · May 19 '07, 04:45 AM

Originally posted by dmjpro

now try a sample code.

<body onload = test1()>
<input type = button id = test_name>
</body>

now write in script part....

function test1()
{
document.getEle mentById('test_ name').onClick = function(){aler t('DMJPRO: yahoooooo...... ..');}
}

plz give me the feed back immediately .. i m online.
i ll not sign out untill u give me the feed back.

kind regards.
dmjpro.

Hi,
Sorry. Yesterday I went out. Thats why I cant reply immediately. I try your code today. But it did not work. Im creating TD id also in javascript(dyna mically) as below. So when i refer
document.getEle mentById('myEle m.id')
it gives error

Code:

myElem.id   = dealMenu[i]

Thanks,
Srinivas r

**acoder** · May 21 '07, 10:28 AM

Originally posted by rsrinivasan

Im creating TD id also in javascript(dyna mically) as below. So when i refer document.getEle mentById('myEle m.id') it gives error

Code:

myElem.id   = dealMenu[i]

Get rid of the quotes and use

Code:

document.getElementById(myElem.id)

because that contains the actual id.

Did you change the onClick to onclick?

**sumittyagi** · May 21 '07, 10:48 AM

Originally posted by rsrinivasan

Hi,
I try it. I replaced my code with ur code. But it did not work. what to do?

Code:

	myElem.onClick = function ff(){alert('Helooo.....Yahoooooo');}

Thanks,
Srinivas r.

The best way is to use DOM standard functions so that ur code become browser independent.

Code:

if(item.attachEvent)
{
	item.attachEvent('onmousedown', functionName);
}
else
{
	item.addEventListener('mousedown', functionName, false);
}

Note:- difference between function call and function reference is that, function call is function name with paranthesis, while function reference is function name without parenthesis.

Whenever you define any anonymous function then it returns its reference, so you can also get reference of anyonymous function.

~~Cheers~~ ;-)

**rsrinivasan** · May 21 '07, 10:56 AM

Originally posted by sumittyagi

The best way is to use DOM standard functions so that ur code become browser independent.

Code:

if(item.attachEvent)
{
	item.attachEvent('onmousedown', functionName);
}
else
{
	item.addEventListener('mousedown', functionName, false);
}

Note:- difference between function call and function reference is that, function call is function name with paranthesis, while function reference is function name without parenthesis.

Whenever you define any anonymous function then it returns its reference, so you can also get reference of anyonymous function.

~~Cheers~~ ;-)

Hi,
I solved my problem in some other way. But your code looking nice. I'll try your code also.

Thanks for ur reply,
Srinivas r.

**rsrinivasan** · May 21 '07, 10:59 AM

Originally posted by sumittyagi

The best way is to use DOM standard functions so that ur code become browser independent.

Code:

if(item.attachEvent)
{
	item.attachEvent('onmousedown', functionName);
}
else
{
	item.addEventListener('mousedown', functionName, false);
}

Note:- difference between function call and function reference is that, function call is function name with paranthesis, while function reference is function name without parenthesis.

Whenever you define any anonymous function then it returns its reference, so you can also get reference of anyonymous function.

~~Cheers~~ ;-)

Hi,
I solved it. But i have another problem.

Im using two frame in my jsp page. In this first frame has header and second frame has body. In the header frame i have one menu. When I scroll down the body frame, the menu item is hidden by the body frame. How to resolve it...

Thanks,
Srinivas r.

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