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WBJ #1
CFGrid OnClick Event in Flash
Does anyone know if it's possible to simulate a Javascript onClick event in a
CFGrid column? I have a checkbox column that needs to trigger some Javascript
code when clicked. I know I can use the ActionScript GetURL function to
actually run the JS but I can't figure out how to trigger it.
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GlowsintheDark #2 Re: CFGrid OnClick Event in Flash
Does anyone know the answer to this? I'm having trouble figuring this out too.
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Mike Nimer #3 Re: CFGrid OnClick Event in Flash
There is an onChange="" attribute you can use for CFGRID.
to get the selected row/column, try this.
<cfgrid name="g1"
onChange="alert(g1.dataProvider[g1.selectedIndex]['city'])">
hth,
--nimer
"WBJ" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
news:cvf8t4$nj7$1@forums.macromedia.com...> Does anyone know if it's possible to simulate a Javascript onClick event
> in a
> CFGrid column? I have a checkbox column that needs to trigger some
> Javascript
> code when clicked. I know I can use the ActionScript GetURL function to
> actually run the JS but I can't figure out how to trigger it.
>
Mike Nimer Guest
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