2 functions 1 onclick ?

[Porsche_maniak]

Hi !
I am coming with a question again

I use onclick="this.onclick=function(){return false;}"

And it works for me ... But what about if i want another function for onclick ?
I tried onclick="this.onclick=function(){return false;};this.title=TEST"
to change the title,but doesn't works. Also tried onclick="this.onclick=function(){return false;this.title=TEST;};" but this time does not work the first function too...

Any suggestions.

Porsche_maniak Reviewed by Porsche_maniak on 13th Apr 2010. 2 functions 1 onclick ? Hi ! I am coming with a question again :D I use onclick="this.onclick=function(){return false;}" And it works for me ... But what about if i want another function for onclick ? I tried onclick="this.onclick=function(){return false;};this.title=TEST" to change the title,but doesn't works. Also tried onclick="this.onclick=function(){return false;this.title=TEST;};" but this time does not work the first function too... Any suggestions. Rating: 5

[t3od0r]

onnclick="this.onclick=function()"

function () {
first_function();
second_function();
}
first_function() {
do something
}
second_function() {
do something
}

[Porsche_maniak]

I've tried this and it does not works in my example.. Other ways ?

Thanks anyway

[Dman]

How about using unobtrusive js for a change?

[Porsche_maniak]

You mean by getelementbyid ?
And maybe the thing i am trying to do is ..

if clicked once => change title

[Porsche_maniak]

I am searching for other solution but now php problem comes out.

I must use

echo ('<iframe onload="alert('Thank Added !')" frameborder=0 scrolling=no width=0 height=0 name=thanks></iframe>"');

But because there are 2 type of quotes ('' and "") php gives error.And if i remove one of them the alert doesn't show. Any help ?

[t3od0r]

echo ('<iframe onload="alert(\'Thank Added !\')" frameborder=0 scrolling=no width=0 height=0 name=thanks></iframe>"');

[Porsche_maniak]

Thanks you are godlike

[JmZ]

Generally onclick javascript is just annoying unless it is really needed, i think thats also what dman meant.

Like a lot of sites use it to create popups, ads, etc.
Though it has been used in (badly coded?) scripts to execute ajax requests.