RE: addEventListener to radio button

Here is the generated code for the radio button input:
 
<input checked="checked" id="SpaceByRoadway" name="SpaceBy"
onclick="this.disabled=true;
document.EditForm.action='ActionEvent.event?$eid=TSSDownloadScreen$GetTS
SDownloadHandler';document.EditForm.submit(); return false;"
type="radio" value="roadway">Roadway &nbsp;<input id="SpaceByCorridor"
name="SpaceBy" onclick="this.disabled=true;
document.EditForm.action='ActionEvent.event?$eid=TSSDownloadScreen$GetTS
SDownloadHandler';document.EditForm.submit(); return false;"
type="radio" value="corridor">Corridor &nbsp;<input id="SpaceByStation"
name="SpaceBy" onclick="this.disabled=true;
document.EditForm.action='ActionEvent.event?$eid=TSSDownloadScreen$GetTS
SDownloadHandler';document.EditForm.submit(); return false;"
type="radio" value="station">Station
 
I'm not sure exactly which version of barracuda I'm using, but the
timestamp on the class files in the JAR is 2/21/2003.
 
David R Robison
Open Roads Consulting, Inc.
http://www.openroadsconsulting.com
 
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Jacob Kjome
Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 4:24 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Barracuda] addEventListener to radio button
 

Hi David,

I think this is a problem with the way Barracuda currently does form
submittal via javascript.  Just like you said, the form gets submitted
before the value is changed.  Normally you wouldn't run into this
because you'd set you form components to their appropriate values and
then click a "submit" button which would have the listener attached to
it.  Hmm....  

Can you send a snippet of the generated html for this page just for
reference?  Then we can think about what might be done to solve this
issue.

Oh, and what version of Barracuda are you using?  A release or the
latest CVS?

Jake

At 03:54 PM 3/28/2003 -0500, you wrote:


I have 3 <INPUT> elements all of type "radio" and with the same "name".
I want
to catch an event whenever a new selection is made. The values of the
input
fields are "one", "two", "three". I start with the <INPUT> "one"
selected. When
I click on "two" or "three" the event gets directed to my event listener
but the
value of the "radio" is still "one". No matter what I click, the value
is always
returned as "one". It seems that the event is firing when a radio button
is
clicked but before the selected value has been changed. Any ideas on
what may be
happening or how to work around it?

Thanks,
David Robison
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