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chadb Posts: 501 From: Kansas Status: offline	Java questions - 8/13/2009 11:55:06 Can I put 2 onclick statements in? I can't seen to get this to work <input type="radio" onclick="makeEnable()" onclick="chgtxEnable()" value="V3" name="R1"> Thanks Cahd


swoosh Posts: 1535 Joined: 5/18/2002 From: Beaver Falls, PA Status: offline	RE: Java questions - 8/13/2009 14:27:24 quote: onclick="makeEnable()" onclick="chgtxEnable()" I believe you can have them both but under one ONCLICK. Just separate them with a semi colon onclick="makeEnable();chgtxEnable()" _____________________________ Swoooosh Just Do It! (in reply to chadb)


chadb Posts: 501 From: Kansas Status: offline	RE: Java questions - 8/13/2009 15:11:56 OK Thanks, but now I have 2 java functions on one text box, Is there a way to have 1 trump the other? Here is the code. What is does is if someone clicks the text box, it brings up a calendar, but I also have a radio button that is I select I want the date2 box disabled. Here is that function: <input type="radio" onclick="makeEnable();chgtxDisable()" value="V3" name="R1"> <input onclick="ds_sh(this);" name="date2" readonly="readonly" style="cursor: text" size="20" /> </td> (in reply to swoosh)


swoosh Posts: 1535 Joined: 5/18/2002 From: Beaver Falls, PA Status: offline	RE: Java questions - 8/14/2009 9:27:03 quote: I have 2 java functions on one text box, Is there a way to have 1 trump the other? Wouldn't it be better served as one function with an IF STATEMENT? _____________________________ Swoooosh Just Do It! (in reply to chadb)


chadb Posts: 501 From: Kansas Status: offline	RE: Java questions - 8/14/2009 9:31:51 Sounds good to me, the only issue is I am very new to javascript. Can you provide an example of the correct way to use a if statement? (in reply to swoosh)


TexasWebDevelopers Posts: 722 Joined: 2/22/2002 From: Dallas, TX Status: offline	RE: Java questions - 8/14/2009 10:39:15 Contrary to what is intutive the second function of the pair will fire first. _____________________________ Follow us on TWITTER (in reply to chadb)