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Can I trigger a javaScript on change of a htmlb:inputField?

Posted on Mar 15, 2004 at 12:14 PM 67 Views

Can I trigger a javaScript on change of an htmlb:inputField? You can do this in the dropdownListBox by using onClientSelect. I want to trigger a javaScript function when a field in an htmlb:tableView is changed.

Can anyone help?

Karen

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    Posted on Jul 28, 2004 at 11:31 AM
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    Hi Karen,

    Get a look on attribute SubmitOnEnter perhaps that should solve your problem .

    Regards.

    Bertrand

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    Posted on Nov 04, 2004 at 11:20 AM
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    Hi Karen,

    I came across your post now, let me know if you are still looking for an answer (hopefully you kept reading SDN) - got a way to do so.

    Regards,

    Max

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    Posted on Jan 31, 2005 at 02:15 PM
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    see OnChange Event for inputField for a proper solution. there is no need for a dirty hack like proposed by some people...

    regards

    nicola

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    • Former Member
      Jan 31, 2005 at 03:00 PM

      Nicole, nice example although did you have a small typo? "JSP" did you mean JSP or BSP, if you did mean JSP which by the way your code does look like you do mean JSP then your solution isn't a BSP solution at all is it?

      As for your idea of a "proper solution" well as we all know that is a relative statement. If it works then it is proper if you have time to change your code when something comes along that works as well or better then go for it and now that is proper.

      Remember we are all here to help and not "bash" other solutions because we feel that ours is a more "proper solution" we're all here to help and we are all learning each and everyday.

  • author's profile photo Thilo Klopfer
    Thilo Klopfer
    Posted on Jan 31, 2005 at 05:24 PM
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    In MS Internet Explorer you can use the "named script" like this:

    <htmlb:inputField id   = "Inp123"
                 value = "//model/edit_wa.pvo_ad_1"/>
<script for="Inp123" event=onchange type="text/javascript">
  YourJavaScriptFunc( this );
</script>

    Don't know if this works in other browsers too.

    Thilo

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    Posted on Feb 01, 2005 at 10:50 AM
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    Karen, use something like this:

    document.getElementById("myInputText").attachEvent("onchange", myScriptFuncion);

    Best Regards,

    Ariel

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    Posted on Feb 01, 2005 at 02:15 PM
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    hi all

    I just finished my second article on this subject. The first covers the issue using on JSP and EP 6.0:

    http://variant.ch/phpwiki/WikiBlog/2005-01-31

    the second article shows how to deal with the problem using BSP on SAP R/3 WAS:

    http://variant.ch/phpwiki/WikiBlog/2005-02-01

    I hope this helps anyone.

    regards

    nicola

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