I'd suggest an alternate course of action... as there is no "change" event for a <form> tag
http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/event_onchange.asp like maybe not wire up the "change" event, but rather the "focus" event, which <form> doesn support, check the target as an input:text, and then wire the change event at that point..... On Apr 1, 5:35 pm, Adam Patt <adamp...@gmail.com> wrote: > I want to set the onChange event for a lot of text boxes on a page and > the code I currently have looks like this: > > $(document).ready( > function() { > //wire up all changes > $("#requirementsgrid :text").change > (find_and_total_week); > } > ); > > The number of text boxes can be very large based on the results. Is > this the most efficient way to set an onChange event for a lot of > items on a page or is there a way for me to catch an on change for > something like the form and then determine what actually made the > change? > > It can take 5-10 seconds for this set to happen on page load.
