Hi!

For ANY Java Script object you can attach ANY code function using the assignment. However, to reference function data type, DO NOT include the '()' after the function name. Quite simple. Just take a look how Java Script objects are deafined. The object consist of preoprties and... functions assigned to object. When object have event, assigning function to that event will cause firing of that function on event.

HTH.


>I know that using javascript, you can do the following to attach an event to a particular method:
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>

frm.myButton.onclick = myOnClick();

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>Does anyone know if there's a way to attach an event to a < style > defined class? Or a similar technique?
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>I've got some date controls that call a calendar or using Quicken(r) style entry (T,+,-, etc). There's usually more than one per page. I'd like to be able to do this without naming each control specifically or passing control reference/name to another function.
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>e.g. instead of

frm.dStart.onkeypress = dateKeyPress();
>frm.dEnd.onkeypress = dateKeyPress();

>something like a style definition

< style > dateCls {onkeypress:dateKeyPress()}
>< /style >
>...
>< input class="dateCls">...

>TIA.