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Several events are based on forms and form elements.
The submit and reset Events
The submit and reset handlers work in reaction to the two dedicated use form buttons. <INPUT type= " submit"> <INPUT type = " reset"> The event handlers for these two buttons are placed within the <FOBM> tag rather than within the individual button tags because the event handlers are looking for the action generated by the button, not the button click itself. <FORM name ="form1 " onSubmit= "thankYou 0" on Reset=" beSure 0"> Two functions to handle submit and reset events from a form. Example: return true; function beSure ( ){ if (confirm ("Are you sure you want to clear the contens of this form?") return true;
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