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JTecJTec 

Actiosupport don't run ajax in IE

Hi, I have a vf page with a code like this
<apex:actionRegion >
 <apex:outputPanel id="oP" ondblclick="cambioDetalle(this.id, 'input')" >
  <apex:inputText value="{!sub.detalle}" style="display:none"  id="iDetalle"  />
  <apex:actionSupport event="onchange" rerender="oP" />						
		
  <apex:outputText value="{!sub.detalle}" style="display:block" id="tDetalle" />						
  <script>
     eval("tDetallesT['{!$Component.oP}'] = document.getElementById('{!$Component.tDetalle}')");
     eval("tDetallesI['{!$Component.oP}'] = document.getElementById('{!$Component.iDetalle}')");
</script>
</apex:outputPanel>
</apex:actionRegion>

 
The actionsupport is runing ok in firefox and opera but don't run in IE. It is like IE don't fire the event, why? Some Idea?
 
Thanks for all 


Best Answer chosen by Admin (Salesforce Developers) 
jwetzlerjwetzler
Please read the documentation for actionSupport.  It needs to be a child component of component you wish to bind your event to.  As your code is now, actionSupport is a child of outputPanel, which doesn't have a concept of "onchange".  Firefox happens to figure out what you mean, IE is a littlemore picky.


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jwetzlerjwetzler
Please read the documentation for actionSupport.  It needs to be a child component of component you wish to bind your event to.  As your code is now, actionSupport is a child of outputPanel, which doesn't have a concept of "onchange".  Firefox happens to figure out what you mean, IE is a littlemore picky.
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AvromAvrom
Is there a typo in the code above? The way you have it, it *looks* like the actionSupport is a direct child of the outputPanel. That outputPanel is going to render as a <span>, and there's no official onchange handler for <span>:
 
http://www.java2s.com/Code/HTMLCSSReference/HTML-Tag-Reference/spanEventHandlers.htm
 
It looks like this is intended to be a child of the input text? But right now, the inputText self-closes.
 


JTecJTec
OK, I understood it.
 
Thanks for all.