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I am trying to do Autocomplete and onchange event at a time. Means:I want to fire onchange event in a autocomplete textbox. When i write something in the a textbox from keyboard and click outside the textbox then onchange event firing but when i select something in the from the auto suggest names onchange event is not firing. My HTML Code <div style="width: 34%"> Person Name:<input id="txt0" type="text" onchange="SaveData('txt0')" class="userSearch" placeholder="Helped Person" /> </div> JavaScript Code function AutoComplete() { //Autocomplete added to the textbox. $('.userSearch').autocomplete

Did you ever face this IE7's bug: <input type="file" id="xxx"> <script> $('#xxx').change(function(){ alert(1) }) </script> when I click the input & pick a file, the alertbox shows the first time. Then I click on the blank area on the body, the alertbox shows once again. This happens even when I bind the change event to input:file with JQuery 1.6 (lastest at this moment). How could I prevent this by the simplest way? Thanks for all suggestions! This is what I've made after some hard hours of "brain storming" : $('input:file').click( function(){ $(this).one( 'change', function(){ alert(1) /*do

I am using bootstrap-datetimepicker plugin from Jonathan Peterson on my project. I'm having a problem with change event : If I define event like this : $('#Release').on('dp.change', function(e){ console.log(e.date()); }) I get the error : Uncaught TypeError: e.date is not a function Anyone knows how to get new date value on change event ? Looking at that link, it appears you are very close. You need to remove the parenthesis to get the right value.The way you currently are trying to log the value makes the browser think it needs to call a function. $('#Release').on('dp.change', function(e){

I'm trying to use the latest version of the jquery.ui.spinner.js . http://wiki.jqueryui.com/w/page/12138077/Spinner The spinners are showing-up and updating the textboxes, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to capture the 'change' event. It triggers when you manually change the value in the textbox, but not when you use the spinner arrows. jquery: $('input[name*="opening"]').spinner({ min: 0, max: 100}); $('#doorsize6w7h-f').spinner().change(function(){ alert($(this).spinner('value')); }); html: <input type="text" value="0" class="front" id="doorsize6w7h-f" name="opening[0][0]" /> Attach

http://jsfiddle.net/rFEER/ <select id="users"> <option value="1">jack</option> <option value="2">brill</option> <option value="3">antony</option> </select>​ js: $("#users").change(function(){ alert($(this).val()); })​ why change event not fired when using (keyup/keydown) until mouse is clicked T.J. Crowder why change event not fired when using (keyup/keydown) until mouse is clicked It also fires when focus leaves the select . That's just how the change event works. If you want proactive notification, you have to watch for change and keydown (at least, you may want click as well) and handle the

I am trying to make a function which will execute when the value of a text input field is changed. The value of the field changes when a table cell is clicked, not on keyup , nor paste. I tried it like this: $("#kat").change(function(){ alert("Hello"); }); And I have the text field: <input type="text" id="kat" value="0"/> but it isn't working. Any help? This is from a comment on the jQuery documentation page: In older, pre-HTML5 browsers, "keyup" is definitely what you're looking for. In HTML5 there is a new event, "input", which behaves exactly like you seem to think "change" should have

I have a query regarding calling jQuery for textbox onchange event. in my coding am calling onchange event as <asp:TextBox ID="txtTotalDeductions" Text="0" runat="server" ClientIDMode="Static" onChange="Deductions();" ></asp:TextBox> and I have two div sections as <div id="Total">1000</div> and <div id="NetTotal">0</div> I need to calculate the "NetTotal" by subtracting the Total - txtTotalDeductions. and my jQuery for Deductions is //Calculate deductions. function Deductions() { var result = new Object(); result.total = $("#Total").html(); result.totalDeductions = $("#txtTotalDeductions").val

<% using (Html.BeginForm() { %> <%=Html.DropDownList("TopItemsList", ViewData["ListData"], new { onchange="[???]" })%> <% } %> In the above example, what value should you set onchange to? Or, how do you get the correct form? Is there any difference with Ajax.BeginFrom? try this: <%=Html.DropDownList("TopItemsList", ViewData["ListData"], new { onchange="this.form.submit();" })%> Every form element in the has a "form" property that is pointed to the form that contains this element. Yes, using "Html." and "Ajax." has a difference. Ajax. means that partial page update will be used and the whole