I have a form that contains input:
<input onchange="checkDomain(true); return false;" type="text" id="dsearch" value="" name="domain" maxlength="30"/>
Which works just fine in Opera, Chrome and IE - but Firefox and Safari are having problems with calling the function checkDomain()
. I added a line into the function for debugging:
function checkDomain(check)
{
console.log('checkDomain() called!');
// do rest of the stuff...
}
So, Chrome/Opera/IE calls the function with no problem after you enter text and click somewhere else - but Firefox/Safari doesn't. Anyone have a clue?
I cannot remember where I read it, but you should use .keydown()
/.keyup()
/.keypress()
(whatever suits your needs) instead of onchange. At least for input[type=text]
.
you can use .blur()
and .focus
for their respective purposes too.
Seeing this in your question: "after you enter text and click somewhere else", makes me conclude you need the .blur() function.
$("input[type=text]").blur(function(){
console.log('checkDomain() called!')
});