Whether it validates or not, you should not hardcode events on the HTML.
Try this:
element.onclick = function() {
// thing to be done on the click
}
Set this on the onload event.
If you want to add various things on
> http://82.110.105.29/crownstorage.com/professional-services.htm
>
> on the right there are some expandable titles using javascript. The page
> is valid CSS and WAI but the 'OnClick' command fails to validate as
> XHTML - is there another way?
Welcome back from Portugal Max. I checked the HTML
Use onclick instead... lowercase for xhtml :)
Kim
John 'Max' Maxwell skrev:
Hi All,
just working on a design - finishing up and going through validation
etc - see:
http://82.110.105.29/crownstorage.com/professional-services.htm
on the right there are some expandable titles using javascript
Olá Max,
You have two different alternatives:
1- to use onclick instead of OnClick
2- to separate behaviour and structure, which is probably preferable.
Try googling on this or this article from PPK:
http://www.digital-web.com/articles/separating_behavior_and_structure_2/
HTH...
Roberto
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Hi,
John 'Max' Maxwell wrote on 26-09-2006:
> on the right there are some expandable titles using javascript. The
> page is valid CSS and WAI but the 'OnClick' command fails to
> validate as XHTML - is there another way?
'onclick' I believe... i.e. all lowercase.
Best regards
Rob
Try onclick instead of onClick.On 9/26/06, John 'Max' Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi All,just working on a design - finishing up and going through validation etc- see:
http://82.110.105.29/crownstorage.com/professional-services.htmon the right there are some expandable titles using _javascri
On Tue, Sep 26, 2006 at 05:18:13PM +0100, John 'Max' Maxwell wrote:
> the 'OnClick' command fails to validate as XHTML - is there another
> way?
XHTML has a lot of gotchas, and using it probably won't give you any
advantages over HTML, while running the risk of causing you problems
in places you
