I'm working on a script for my company that, upon clicking a checkbox:
OptionSelected()
ID
of that checkboxID
Or, preferably:
OptionSelected()
<input="checkbox" value="2"
, get 2
)value
.To debug, I am having my code return to me an alert with the value inside. I've yet to write the bitwise operations portion.
Here is my js code:
function OptionsSelected(e)
{
alert(e.target.id);
}
And the example checkbox it references:
<input type="checkbox" name="checkgrp" onclick="return OptionsSelected(e)" value="2" id="eXAMPLE"><LABEL id="LeXAMPLE"></LABEL>
When I click the box in runtime, I get this javascript error message:
Does anyone have a fix for this? I suppose it's rather simple, so in addition to supplying your fix, would you explain why your fix works?
Bonus points if your solution saves me time by directly pulling the bitwise value
in place of the actual ID
.
Note: I can't employ the GetElementByID
method because I'll be fetching the ID
or value
, not using it to perform an action.
Thanks, everyone!
When you call the script using the onclick
attribute, you are calling the function yourself. So in this case, you're passing a variable called e
which you've never defined.
Instead, you could pass a reference to the checkbox that you clicked:
<input type="checkbox" name="checkgrp" onclick="return OptionsSelected(this)" value="2" id="eXAMPLE"><LABEL id="LeXAMPLE"></LABEL>
And in OptionsSelected
you would do this:
function OptionsSelected(me)
{
alert(me.id);
}