问题
This is my HTML page
<script>
function set()
{
document.getElementById("txt").value++;
}
</script>
<input id="txt" type="text" onchange="javascript:alert('txt changed');" value="0">
<br/>
<input type="button" onclick="set()" value="Set Data"/>
When I press the button, the text box value is changing, and the onchange event is not firing, but when I enter value manually in the textbox, it is firing the onchange.
All I want is to call a JavaScript function when data is changed in the textbox when a button is clicked.
Can you help?
回答1:
you can fire onchange from code using document.getElementById("txt").onchange();
after the changing the value through code
UPDATE
change your set function to take the id of the text box
function set(textboxid)
{
var tb = document.getElementById(textboxid);
tb.value++;
tb.onchange();
}
回答2:
This appears to be a browser bug. With firebug I have logged all events in input. ANY events is triggered when you change value with function set();
I've tested in firefox.
Note: if it isn't a bug, at least is a wrong definition about how events works.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3600680/input-textbox-onchange-is-not-firing-when-data-is-assigned-to-input-textbox