Well… what if you have a group of two (or more) radio buttons and want to use the onchange event like this:
<input type="radio" name="xpto" value="One" onchange="onChangeHandler()" checked/>
<input type="radio" name="xpto" value="Two" onchange="onChangeHandler()"/>
When the onChangeHandler is fired up, which value is on our radio button form parameter “xpto” ? The old one? Or the new one?
It’s Just a matter of your web browser choice: If you use Firefox you’ll get the new value. But if you use Internet Explorer you’ll get the old one!
What about that?
For my case, where I wanted the new value, I’ve just starting using onclick and filter when the same value is selected.
Rui Alves on Tuesday, February 27th, 2007 | Posted in Software Development |
