Re: calling onchange() javascript event in php
| From: | Robin Vickery | Date: | Wed, 13 Sep 2000 10:50:40 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: calling onchange() javascript event in php | ||
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dushypops@yahoo.com (dushyanth harinath) writes:
> Iam trying to call a javascript function using
> onchange() event in a select tag.It gives me a
> javascript error which is shown below.
> (i,e)
> syntax error.
> <select name=item_type width=200 onchange=alert("value
> changed");>
> echo (
> "\n<SCRIPT LANGUAGE='JavaScript' >\n" .
> " <!-- \n" .
> "<select name=item_type width=200
> onchange=alert(\"value changed\");>\n" .
> " // --> \n" .
> "</SCRIPT>\n"
> );
Why are you putting in <SCRIPT> tags? all you really need is this:
print "<select name=item_type width=200 onchange='alert(\"value
changed\");'>\n"
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