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To achieve that example with BSelect widget you can access BSelect client-side object using its PHP name and set the on change event like this:
<script>
functoin BSelectChanged() {
//copy the on change function code here
var msg = $("#msg");
...
}
</script>
<?php
BSelect::create(array(
"name" => "multipleBSelect",
...
"onReady" => "function() {
multipleBSelect.on('change', BSelectChanged); // multipleBSelect is BSelect js object
}"
));
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