I have an HTML form (form #1) which uses a java servlet to save customer data through textfield/checkboxes/drop down field values to a mysql database. On the same page i also have a search facility that will search and show the results of a customer search in a small table on the same page using another servlet. Once the table populates ...
Hi RamananKalirajan Thanks for your work on this. It's fantastic. It now works perfectly in IE. However, it doesn't work in FF, Safari, Chrome or Opera. I should note that the up/down arrowing works fine. It's the left/right arrowing that is the problem. Obviously I'd like to have it working in them too, or it won't be viable. I've included the ...
In comp.lang.javascript message , Sat, 25 Oct 2008 23:38:55, dhtml I have written an article "Unsafe Names for HTML Form Controls". A straightforward rule is that one should never choose for a name of any sort any string which might be used for any purpose in a programmer- visible interface of the system, whether as identifiers or as language ...
Problem with javascript and html form Hi all, In the html below, depending on which radio button is selected, the javascript in the head performs the function of changing the active Form Select Options lists from the Rentals Options lists to the Buy options lists. Problem (1) is that it does not work in Firefox, without the workaround javascript code added ...
Re: HTML Forms Reply #6 on: September 26, 2006, 12:24:29 PM A simple JavaScript form validator I created (external .js file): Code: [Select] var W3CDOM = (document.createElement && document.getElementsByTagName); function init(){ if (!W3CDOM) return; var inputform = document.getElementById('inputform'); inputform.onsubmit = validate; } function validate(evt){ evt = (evt) ...