Event Binding in (X)HTML-CSDN博客

Table 11-2: Basic Events and Their Corresponding Event Handler Attributes in (X)HTML
Event Attribute	Event Description	Allowed Elements Under Standard (X)HTML
onblur	Occurs when an element loses focus, meaning that the user has activated another element, typically either by clicking the other element or tabbing to it.	<a>, <area>, <button>, <input>, <label>, <select>, <textarea> Also <applet>, <area>, <div>, <embed>, <hr>, <img>, <marquee>, <object>, <span>, <table>, <td>, <tr> In IE4+ and N4 also <body> In N4 also <frameset>, <ilayer>, <layer>
onchange	Signals that the form field has lost user focus and its value has been modified during this last access.	<input>, <select>, <textarea>
onclick	Indicates that the element has been clicked.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
ondblclick	Indicates that the element has been double-clicked.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
onfocus	Indicates that the element has received focus; in other words, it has been selected by the user for manipulation or data entry.	<a>, <area>, <button>, <input>, <label>, <select>, <textarea> In IE4+ also <applet>, <div>, <embed>, <hr>, <img>, <marquee>, <object>, <span>, <table>, <td>, <tr> In IE4+ and N4 also <body> In N4 also <frameset>, <ilayer>, <layer>
onkeydown	Indicates that a key is being pressed down with focus on the element.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
onkeypress	Indicates that a key has been pressed and released with focus on the element.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
onkeyup	Indicates that a key is being released with focus on the element.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
onload	Indicates that the object (typically a window or frame set) has finished loading into the browser.	<body>, <frameset> In IE4+ also <applet>, <embed>, <link>, <script>, <style> In N4 also <ilayer>, <layer> In IE4+ and N4 also <img>
onmousedown	Indicates the press of a mouse button with focus on the element.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
onmousemove	Indicates that the mouse has moved while over the element.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
onmouseout	Indicates that the mouse has moved away from an element (i.e., is no longer above the element).	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font> In N4 also <ilayer>, <layer>
onmouseover	Indicates that the mouse has moved over the element.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font> In N4 also <ilayer>, <layer>
onmouseup	Indicates the release of a mouse button with focus on the element.	Most display elements* In IE4+ also <applet>, <font>
onreset	Indicates that the form is being reset, possibly by the press of a reset button.	<form>
onselect	Indicates the selection of text by the user, typically by highlighting it with the mouse.	<input>, <textarea>
onsubmit	Indicates that the form is about to be submitted, generally the result of activating a Submit button.	<form>
onunload	Indicates that the browser is navigating away from the current document, and unloading it from the window or frame.	<body>, <frameset>