Event Handlers
This section contains syntax for JavaScript’s 23 event handlers.
onAbort
Event handler for Image
. Executes JavaScript code
when an abort event occurs; that is, when the
user aborts the loading of an image (for example, by clicking a link
or by clicking the “Stop” button).
- Compatability
JavaScript 1.1
- Event properties
onAbort has the following event properties:
- Type
Indicates the type of event
- Target
Indicates the object to which the event was originally sent
onBlur
Event handler for Button
,
Checkbox
, FileUpload
,
Layer
, Password
,
Radio
, Reset
,
Select
, Submit
,
Text
, Textarea
, and
Window
. Executes JavaScript code when a blur event
occurs; that is, when a form element loses focus or when a window or
frame loses focus.
- Compatability
JavaScript 1.0
- Event properties
onBlur has the following event properties:
- Type
Indicates the type of event
- Target
Indicates the object to which the event was originally sent
onChange
Executes JavaScript code when a change event occurs; that is, when a
Select
, Text
, or
Textarea
field loses focus and its value has been
modified. Event handler for FileUpload
,
Select
, Text
, and
Textarea.
- Compatability
JavaScript 1.0
- Event properties
onChange has the following event properties:
- Type
Indicates the type of event
- Target
Indicates the object to which the event was originally sent
onClick
Event handler for Button
,
Document
, Checkbox
,
Link
, Radio
,
Reset
, and Submit
. Executes JavaScript code when a click event occurs; that is, when an object on a form is clicked. (A ...
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