Multiple choice technology enterprise content management

For a use the onchange attribute to define the action event handling method.

  1. True

  2. False
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B Correct answer
Explanation

The dmf:checkbox uses the 'onchange' attribute for state changes, but uses 'onclick' or similar for event handling methods. The onchange attribute is for defining what happens when the checkbox state changes, not the action handling method itself.

AI explanation

The tag belongs to EMC/OpenText Documentum's Web Development Kit (WDK / Dynamic Markup Framework). In WDK, the attribute that binds a control to its server-side action/event-handler method is 'onclick' (e.g. , where itemSelected is a server-side handler). The 'onchange' attribute on a dmf:checkbox is simply passed through to the 'onchange' attribute of the underlying HTML element and fires client-side when the value changes — it is NOT the mechanism for defining the WDK action/event-handling method. Therefore the statement 'use the onchange attribute to define the action event handling method' is incorrect. The correct answer is False, matching the DB.

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