| re: "onsubmit()" problems
Simon Wigzell wrote:[color=blue]
> My client has many forms on his Business website. They all use the
> "onsubmit" verification method e.g.
>
> <form ......... onsubmit="return FormValidator(this);">
>
> <script>
> function FormValidator(TheForm)
> {
> if (TheForm.[Field].value == "")
> {
> alert("You must complete field blah blah blah");
> return false;
> }
>
> return true;
> }
> </script>
>
> (I just typed this out so please don't bother correcting any typos or syntax
> errors)
>
> Works fine for me, works fine for most people but occassionally the
> resulting form results that are emailed to him by the webpage have empty
> fields. It is not possible to submit the form with the fields empty. (No,
> they don't contain spaces either. Same thing happens for selection lists
> where the first field is blank)
>
> Anyone ever seen this before? I've emailed the clients to ask them what
> their operating system/browser etc. are but they can't be bothered to reply.
> I know they have javascript working because the forms are all in popup
> windows created by javascript.
>
> Any ideas at all? Thanks!
>
>[/color]
According to how the code is written, you may just get another browser
window when javascript is turned off.
Have you tried turning off javascript and seeing what you get?
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