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 | plazmo is right about that. In IE6/7 (no idea about later versions) options can't really have individual onclick statements. However, a quick workaround can be put together. Starting code... [code] <select> <option onclick="my javascript"></option> <option onclick="my javascript"></option> <option onclick="my javascript"></option> </select> [/code] In order to get that working, just change … |
| | Without the table, I'm not certain there's a solution. The table wouldn't need to be particularly complicated. [code] <form> <table name="mytable" id="mytable"> <tr> <td><input type="button" value="Add Row" onclick="addrow('mytable')"></td> <td><input type="button" value="Subtract Row" onclick="subtractrow('mytable')"></td></tr> </table> </form> <script> function addrow(el){ usertbl = $(el); srow = usertbl.insertRow(numRows(el)+1); cell1 = srow.insertCell(0); element1 = document.createElement('input'); … |
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