Of course! onChance is makes perfect sense :) But the event still isn't triggering... Any ideas as to why?
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Browse All TopicsIs there an oncCheck command for javascript, like an onClick? would it simply be an onClick? What about an onUnCheck command or something similar? Maybe an ifelse statement for this the box is checked show div, if not hide div? See if my code below makes any sense at all...
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by: abelPosted on 2009-08-11 at 13:35:05ID: 25073114
the event you are probably looking for is onchange.