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    Question Hi,

    Can Anyone tell me how to use a onBlur event in a JSP file without calling a javascript function. I mean I want to call a Java Class file or a JSP file using onBlur event
    e.g. In a JSP file, I've the following line of code
    e.g. <INPUT type="text" name="fees" onBlur="jspfile / javafile">

    I don't want to call the javascript function based on the above code
    Can I do this ?
    Please reply, It'll be appreciable.
    Thanks

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    You have to first understand that JSP runs on the server, and the onblur runs is caught in the user's browser. It wouldn't be a good idea to attach it to a server function directly. You can used advanced JavaScript (Ajax) to call JSP, or a simple location.href (javascript) to point to the JSP file. But rest assured, the second approach will not solve your problem. The correct way would be to use Ajax to get some data from server.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Razee Marikar View Post
    You have to first understand that JSP runs on the server, and the onblur runs is caught in the user's browser. It wouldn't be a good idea to attach it to a server function directly. You can used advanced JavaScript (Ajax) to call JSP, or a simple location.href (javascript) to point to the JSP file. But rest assured, the second approach will not solve your problem. The correct way would be to use Ajax to get some data from server.
    Thanks....

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