If you are trying to get an onchange listener to fire, you can't do it by programatically changing the value. Onchange events are dispatched when a control's value has changed and it loses focus . It is intended to be in response to a user action, not a programatic action.
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I have the follow code: When I click on teste, the function doesn't execute. Javascript html input hidden onchange link|improve this question edited Apr 5 at 14:23j086916,9121725 asked Apr 5 at 14:11Renan De Paiva Dias1.
– antyrat Apr 5 at 14:13 Function is executing, but it didn't find specified element. One run with enabled js debugging and you would see it. Also I didn't see any hidden inputs :-) – Gatekeeper Apr 5 at 14:16.
If you are trying to get an onchange listener to fire, you can't do it by programatically changing the value. Onchange events are dispatched when a control's value has changed and it loses focus. It is intended to be in response to a user action, not a programatic action.
You can instead call the onchange function straight after changing the value, or dispatch an onchange event to an appropriate location in the document.
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