- From: zoran knezevic <zoransa@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 14 Aug 2007 17:13:14 +0400
- To: www-validator@w3.org
Very common mistake of Javascript programmers, its all lowercase onclick not onClick best, -- Zoran http://www.fragrantica.com/ On 8/14/07, Rafael Sposito <rafaelsposito@gmail.com> wrote: > Error [108]: "there is no attribute X" > > I'm using xhtml transitional 1.0 and i have a form which i want to validate > via javascript. so i have my submit button: > <input type="submit" id= > "botao" onClick="javascript: return ValidaLogin();" > value="Entrar" class="bt" > /> > > Then w3c says there is no attribute onClick. so how do I validate my form?? > > And it also says there is no attribute onKeyDown which I use in my textboxes > for if i have more than one button on my page, I use the keydown event so > that when the user hits enter, I activate the click of the right button for > the textbox he is in. > If I can't use onKeyDown, how do I do this?? >
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