onclick() functions

[freddixon]

Hi,

Quick question for anone who knows more about PHP / Javascript than me.

I have a line of code as below in one of my PHP files:

echo "<select name='left' id='left' size='1' onChange='get-flag_middle(left.value)'>";

Can I add a second / third action to this line so that I have got onChange='xxxx' onChange='yyy' etc?

If not how can I do it?

Thanks a lot.

[kenrbnsn]

This has nothing to do with PHP and everything to do with Javascript. Please ask it in the Javascript forum.

Ken

[obsidian]

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This has nothing to do with PHP and everything to do with Javascript. Please ask it in the Javascript forum.

Ken
[/quote]

moving this to the javascript forum...

to answer your question, though, all you'd have to do is treat the action within the onclick call as normal code:
[code]
<a href="whatever" onclick="function1(); function2(); function3();">whatever</a>
[/code]

hope this helps

[Goose]

That is correct. Basically you just have to add a semi-colon after every call. So you can do other things beside calling a function. You can set variables or use logic.