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How to call the javascript function after selecting the value from the apex input list?
<apex:inputText list="{!listOfExperts}" id="userInput" onChange="alert(this.value);"></apex:inputText>
I want to call the Javascript function when I select any value from the listOfExperts. Onchange works when I click anywhere on the screen after selecting the value from the list. But I want to call that function as soon as I select the value from the listOfExperts.
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<apex:inputText list="{!listOfStringElements}" id="userInput" html-oninput="alert(this.value);"></apex:inputText>
Use html-onInput instead of onchange . I hope this works.
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