I figured it out. It was actually a bit easier than I thought (I just
needed access to my Javascript book which I had left at work):
Change the javascript function:
function dblClick(e)
{
var item = getElement("myselector") ;
alert("You selected: " + item.value);
}
To:
function dblClick(e)
{
var item = getElement("myselector") ;
// Item.value is the index into the option (because of how it was
set up).
// to get the text we need to index the options array
alert("You selected: " + item.options[item.value].text);
}
Thanks,
Glenn
On Mar 4, 5:35 am, Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Em Tuesday 04 March 2008 07:18:29 Diez B. Roggisch escreveu:
>
> > item.value should be it, yet I only used it with "onchange" so far. Are you
> > sure "ondblclick" is emitted by select-boxes?
>
> It is. I use that with SelectShuttle to provide an alternative way to select
> and click the arrow button.
>
> I think that he won't be able to get the text value easily, though.
>
> Printing the available methods/properties from the selected object would help
> him seeing what is available or not but I'd try the label property and if
> that doesn't work something like taking the specific item from the array of
> options available for that select (in Python it would be similar to
> select_id.items[item], but of course you're dealing with JS so there's a
> small change to that and I don't remember exactly how to do that by now).
>
> --
> Jorge Godoy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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