Can a OnClick call multiple functions?

[cheenna]

<script language="javascript">
	var numLinesAdded = 0;
	var numLinesRemove = 0;
  	function generateRow(){
 		
		var d = document.getElementById("div");
		var newDiv = document.createElement("newDiv");
		
		newDiv.setAttribute("id", "newDiv_"+numLinesAdded);
		d.appendChild(newDiv);
		
		
		var divId=document.getElementById("newDiv_"+numLinesAdded);
		divId.innerHTML+="<br/> <table ><tr><td><input type='text' id='txt_" + numLinesAdded + "' name='txt_" + numLinesAdded + "' value=''>&nbsp;&nbsp;</td><td><div id='filename_" + numLinesAdded + "'>&nbsp;&nbsp;<img src='../../images/delete.png' id='rem"+ numLinesAdded + "' name='rem" + numLinesAdded + "'  onclick='removeDiv("+ numLinesAdded +")'/></div></td></tr></table> ";
		
		numLinesAdded++;
		document.getElementById("countId").value = numLinesAdded;
		
		
	}
	
	function removeDiv(idCount){
		
	    var d = document.getElementById('div');
		    var newDiv = document.getElementById("newDiv_"+idCount);
	    d.removeChild(newDiv);
	    numLinesRemove++;	
	}
	
	
	
</script>


<script language="javascript">

 function FindDuplicates( var Textboxes ){
    var valueList = new Array();

    for( tb in Textboxes )
        valueList.push( tb.value );     
 
    if( valueList.length > 1 ) 
    {
        for( i = 0; i < valueList.length-1; i++ )
             if( valueList[i] == valueList[i+1] )
                 alert( "The value " + valueList[i] + " appears more than once." );
    }
}

</script>

[Dormilich]

you can do that, though that requires that you either wrap all functions into one or use an Event Listener.

ex.

elem.onclick = function (evt) {
    func1();
    func2();
}

// W3C, does not work in IE
elem.addEventListener("click", func1, false);
elem.addEventListener("click", func2, false);

[hsriat]

Or use a combination of addEventListner and attachEvent.
Read this to see how exactly it works.

[Dormilich]

bear in mind that the usage of attachEvent() comes with several disadvantages (this = window, no event capturing, random execution order)