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I have a pop up window with a button. When I click the button I want something to happen, say an alert. The issue I am having is that the onclick event fires as soon as the popup is launched and not when the button is clicked. Here is the code. Any thoughts will be much appreciated. var popup = open("", "Popup", "width=300,height=200"); var btn = popup.document.createElement("button"); btn.style.height = "50px"; btn.style.width = "150px"; popup.document.body.appendChild(btn); btn.innerHTML="button1"; btn.onclick = alert("hello"); In your code btn.onclick = alert("hello"); onclick is not fired.

I have a accordion menu which is developed with pure css3. Currently it is opening the menu when hover on it but I want it to be opened on click. Ho do I achieve this? One more help. Currently content div is in the right side of the heading but I need that to be opened in the left side. And content div should have auto width based on the content. Here is the DEMO $('h3','.horizontalaccordion ul li').on('click',function() { $(this).closest('li').toggleClass('hover').siblings().removeClass('hover'); });​ ​ FIDDLE I think that you not just need a click but also would like to close the previously

Is there a way to have 1 onClick Lister for many buttons where I can toss a case statement to do things based on what buttons were clicked. I know I can make 100 different listeners for 100 buttons but I have to think I can create some nifty variables to do it in less lines of code. Button btn1, btn2; public void onCreate(Bundle b) { // here you do normal things like assigning a // content view to the activity, initiate buttons, etc. // then you assign the same listener to both buttons btn1.setOnClickListener(yourListener); btn2.setOnClickListener(yourListener); } // declare a OnClickListener

I am implementing a Navigation Drawer with a RecyclerView, using this tutorial, but I don't want to apply the whole tutorial, I just want to handle the user's click. I've implemented the onClickListener inside the ViewHolder of my MyAdapter class: public static class ViewHolder extends RecyclerView.ViewHolder implements View.OnClickListener, View.OnLongClickListener{ int Holderid; ImageView imageView, profile; TextView textView, Name, email, drawerTitle; private ClickListener listener; // ViewHolder Constructor with View and viewType as a parameter public ViewHolder(View itemView, int ViewType

I am working with Android Studio. I have a fragment on my Activty and I want to hide it when the user clicks on it. For some reason I can´t just override a function for onclick like in the activties. And everytime I ask google all I can find are questions about how to Implement onclick listeners for buttons or other elements in a fragment but that is not what I want. I want the onclick listener for the fragment itself. Can anyone please tell me how to do that!? You can do this by set ClickListener on the view inflating in a onCreateView of fragment like this : @Override public View

I am a beginning javascript programmer. I am trying to create something similar to Lightbox 2, but much simpler. The only reason why I want to do it from scratch on my own is so that I can learn. However, I've been stuck on the last critical part where it displays the image. I believe the problem lies where I try to use onclick with assignment to an anonymous function: elem[i].onclick = function (){liteBoxFocus(imgSource,imgTitle); return false;}; . If you run my code and try clicking on the google logo it'll bring up the yahoo logo and title instead of google's logo and title. However when

I created a search field (id:searchField) and a search button (id:searchButton) using Xpages Custom Controls. I added an onkeypress event on the search field such that it will trigger a click to the searchButton. The searchButton will then reload the page but with url parameters coming from the search field. The problem is that the page reloads but the search parameters are not added to the URL when I press ENTER in the search field , but works properly when I press searchButton. Here are the codes I used: (code added to the onkeypress of searchField) if (typeof thisEvent == 'undefined' &&

I'm trying to make an "Insert link" button to a Rich Text Editor in Javascript. Basically, what it'll do is adding the following code to its content: <a href="linkGoesHere" onClick="someJSFunction();"> textGoesHere </a> The catch is, someJSFunction() must fire when the user clicks on the button inside the editor itself. I wrote a Javascript function which adds that code when the Insert Link button is clicked on, like this: editor.setContent(previousContent + theHtmlCode); However, when I click on the link someJSFunction() doesn't fire, and instead I get a "Function is not defined" error. I

I want to use existing onClick method to make my program simpler. It consists of onClick method and other method: @Override public void onClick(View v) { switch(v.getId()){ case R.id.button1: .... break; } } void foo(){ .... onClick(????); } Is there any way to make it do the same behaviour like when i click it on the phone? Iftikar Urrhman Khan you can use View.performClick() reference performClick() will play a sound just like if the user clicked on that view, therefore in most cases it's better to use callOnClick() , which will call the OnClickListener without playing any click sound.

I noticed that in Webkit the <button> element does not fire the onclick event when the mouse is moved from/to child elements of the button during the click. With other words: when the mousedown and mouseup events do not happen on the same element - even if both are children of the button. The same happens when clicking/releasing on/out of the pixels of the button text . To clarify I made a testcase : http://jsfiddle.net/gx9B3/ It works fine in FireFox. Fails in Chrome 15 and QtWebkit 4.7.1 Is there a way around this? I need a solution specifically for Webkit because my project is targeted to