In article <l7_Lb.15949$Rc4.64217@attbi_s54>, "Piotr Nowak"
<piotrus@pocztal.com> writes:
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>nope... it does not work the way it should...
>if i set it to 10 characters, person has to enter 10 chars, the form is
>being submitted, but only 9 characters are submitted. It cuts the last
>character.
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>any ideas?[/color]
us the onkeyup or onchange of the field instead of the onkeypress. onkeypress
fires as soon as the key is pressed, not after its released. And it may be a
timing issue where the key is pressed, and before its released the form is
submitted.
Personally, I would use the onchange event and when the field gets changed, and
exited, the form would submit.
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Randy
