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I have a span with some value:
<li>Rent Collected: Euros <span id="rentTotal">2000</span></li>
I need the value to be update whenever user does any action in the page. Is there a way to do it without using onclick on all the elements?
Assuming this is using form elements to enter info, the form.onchange event is pretty handy for recalculations like that.
If you are not using form elements but instead using just HTML and lots of onclick code … then this is why you should be using form elements instead.