I think you are missing out on the purpose of Objects. Objects are black boxes, factories- you put something into them, you get something out of them. The object is blind to the context of where it gets stored (the name of the created object)- the input (parameters) are all it cares about. Thus, your statement that:
doesn't make sense. It doesn't matter to the Object what you NAME the object- what it cares about is what you GIVE it....
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Can you post some code? Sounds like you should be using a form.Leave a comment:
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Even were the answers in the code, what makes you think anyone wants to help you cheat?Leave a comment:
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Thanks iam- I'll look into it!Leave a comment:
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Thanks PB!
acoder, upon successfully completing the input field in question, that value is then used to auto-complete various other fields on the page. If the user has to wait until they have tabbed/clicked to another input box in order for the auto-completion to kick in, we have violated GUI best practices by separating cause and effect.
Additionally, I have helper text in which prompts the user what is needed, i.e....Leave a comment:
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Capturing event when User right-click->paste into text box
Hey all, hoping someone can help me with a workaround. I've got an event set to fire when a textbox changes or loses focus- no problems. However, when the user clicks into the box and Right Click--> Pastes a value into it, I can't get any event to fire. I've tried onClick, OnChange, OnMouseDown, onMouseUp, onKeyDown, and onKeyUp.
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<input type='text' onChange="alert ('Changed')" onClick="alert( 'Clicked')"...
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