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Event type

The type property refers to the type of event that occurred. The value assigned to type is a string representing the name of the event. <html>     <head>     <title>Using the type property for the event object</title>     </head>     <body>     <script language="Javascript">     <!--     function handle(evnt){         if(evnt.type == "click"){             document.form1.msg.value += "The click event occurred.\n"         }         if(evnt.type == "mousedown"){             document.form1.msg.value += "The mousedown event occurred.\n"         }         if(evnt.type == "keypress"){             document.form1.msg.value += "The keypress event occurred.\n"         }         return true;     }     document.onkeypress = handle;     document.onclick = handle;     document.onmousedown = handle;     -->     </script>     <form name="form1">     This page demonstrates a few different events.      Upon events occurring, a message will be displayed in the textarea indicating which event occurred.     <br><br><br>     <ul>     <li><input type="Button" value="Click Me"></li>     <br><br>     <li>     Dummy text area.     <input type="text" size="20">     <br>     Click mouse in text field.     <br><br>     </li>     <br><br>     <b>Message output:</b>     <textarea name="msg" rows="10" cols="60"></textarea>     <br><br>     <input type="reset" value="Clear">     </form>     </body>     </html>