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Cool bean. Then, how do I call the function?<br />
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Cool bean. Then, how do I call the function?



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DoSomething(document.getEl<wbr />ementById(<wbr />'ObjectBid<wbr />').value)
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DoSomething(document.getElementById('ObjectBid').value)

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In Java script, when I click on an object, it calls a function. But I actually need to run the function of another object because it passes the 'this' property of the object (I believe it's a DIV if that matters. So, when I click on object A, can I call object B's event? <br />
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ObjectA onClick=(ObjectB(onmouseup<wbr />=&quot;DoSometh<wbr />ing(this)&quot;<wbr />)<br />
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Can I do that? Or, how can I get the 'this' of objectB to objectA's event?<br />
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Thanks in advance
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In Java script, when I click on an object, it calls a function. But I actually need to run the function of another object because it passes the 'this' property of the object (I believe it's a DIV if that matters. So, when I click on object A, can I call object B's event? 

ObjectA onClick=(ObjectB(onmouseup="DoSomething(this)")

Can I do that? Or, how can I get the 'this' of objectB to objectA's event?

Thanks in advance

Javascript object onClick reference another object's onclick

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