please help with JavaScript Form !

[Olly]

Hello Everyone!

Could someone please have a look at my JS Form I posted
below....Someth ing wrong there, but I don't understand what's exactly.

Many thanks.
Olly

=============== =============== =
<script language="JavaS cript">

function checkChars(fiel d, fieldName) {

var okchars =
"0123456789abcd efghijklmnopqrs tuvwxyzABCDEFGH IJKLMNOPQRSTUVW XYZ@.-"
var ok = "yes";
var temp;

for (var i = 0; i < field.value.len gth; i++) {
temp = "" + field.value.sub string(i, i+1);
if (okchars.indexO f(temp) == "-1") ok = "no";
}

if (ok == "no") {
alert("The " + fieldName + " field must contain only alphabetic or
numeric characters, please check for invalid characters.");
field.focus();
field.select();

}

}

function valForm2(theFor m){
var ps = document.Form2. single_pw.value ;

var theAction = "http://vubiz.com/default.asp?vcu st=CCHS2544&vId =" +
ps +
"&vSource=h ttp://ccohs.ca/products/coursesNew/loginnewforall. html";
document.Form2. target = "_blank";
history.go(0);
if (ps == "") {
alert("Please enter your password.");
document.Form2. single_pw.focus ();
}
else {
document.Form2. action = theAction;
document.Form2. submit();
}
}

function valForm3(theFor m){
var mps = document.Form3. multi_pw.value;
var custID = document.Form3. Cust.value;

var theAction = "http://vubiz.com/v5/default.asp?vCu st=" + mps +
"&vId=" + custID + "&vLang=EN" +
"&vSource=h ttp://ccohs.ca/products/coursesNew/loginnewforall. html";
document.Form3. target = "_blank";
history.go(0);

if (mps == "") {
alert("Please enter your password.");
document.Form3. multi_pw.focus( );
}
else if (Cust == "") {
alert("Please enter your Customer ID.");
}
else {
document.Form3. action = theAction;
document.Form3. submit();
}

}

</script>
=============== ==
<div align="center">

<table border="0" cellpadding="10 " cellspacing="0" width="60%">
<TR>
<TD ALIGN="left" class="bodytext " colspan="3"><st rong>Single User
Login :</strong></TD>
</TR>
<TR><form name="Form2" action="javascr ipt:valForm2('F orm2');"
method="post">
<TD ALIGN="center" class="bodytext ">Password: </TD>
<TD ALIGN="left"><i nput type="password" name="single_pw " size="10"
onBlur="checkCh ars(this, 'Password');">
</TD>

<TD ALIGN="left"><i nput type="image" src="/images/login_on_grey.g if"
width="75" height="17" border="0" value="Link to Login page"
alt="Login"></TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>&nbsp;</TD>
</TR>
</form>
<form name="Form3" action="javascr ipt:valForm3('F orm3');"
method="post">
<TR>
<TD ALIGN="left" class="bodytext " colspan="3"><st rong>Multi User
License Login :</strong></TD>

</TR>
<TR>
<TD ALIGN="center" class="bodytext ">Customer ID:</TD>
<TD ALIGN="left"><i nput type="text" name="Cust" size="10">
</TD>
<TD ALIGN="left">&n bsp;</TD>
</TR>
<TR>

<TD ALIGN="center" class="bodytext ">Password: </TD>
<TD ALIGN="left"><i nput type="password" name="multi_pw" size="10"
onBlur="checkCh ars(this, 'Password');">
</TD>
<TD ALIGN="left"><i nput type="image" src="/images/login_on_grey.g if"
width="75" height="17" border="0" value="Link to Login page"
alt="Login"></TD>
</TR>
<TR>
<TD>&nbsp;</TD>
</TR>

</form>

</table>
</div>

[Andy Baxter]

Olly said:

Hello Everyone!

Could someone please have a look at my JS Form I posted
below....Someth ing wrong there, but I don't understand what's exactly.

Many thanks.
Olly

It would help if you included some information about what's wrong. E.g.
say what's supposed to happen and say what does happen instead. and/or use
your browser's javascript debugging capabilities to report any errors in
the page. (In firefox 1.5 it's tools -> Javascript console)

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[Olly]

Hi Andy:

Thanks for answering my call for help. :-)

It would help if you included some information about what's wrong. E.g.
say what's supposed to happen and say what does happen instead. and/or use
your browser's javascript debugging capabilities to report any errors in
the page. (In firefox 1.5 it's tools -> Javascript console)
This is Login page with three text fields in it - Password for Single
User, Password for Multi User and Customer ID for Multi-User, and two
Login buttons (for Single Users and Multi Users). I use two separate
forms on that page (one for Single Users, another - for Multi Users).
Once users click on any of the Login buttons, they're redirected to
external web site.
All three text fields are mandatory, but for some reason function
responsible for Multi Users mandatory fields (Password and Customer ID)
is not working properly. When I troubleshooted this page in Firefox, I
got message saying that my form for Multi Users is not defined. I
suspect, something wrong with my "if, else if" part of the Multi Users
script where I check if users filled in Multi Users fields.

Hope this info was more helpful.

Again, I appreciate your willingness to get me out of that mud.

Regards,
Olly

Andy Baxter wrote: Olly said:

Hello Everyone!

Could someone please have a look at my JS Form I posted
below....Someth ing wrong there, but I don't understand what's exactly.

Many thanks.
Olly

It would help if you included some information about what's wrong. E.g.
say what's supposed to happen and say what does happen instead. and/or use
your browser's javascript debugging capabilities to report any errors in
the page. (In firefox 1.5 it's tools -> Javascript console)

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[Andy Baxter]

Olly said:

Hi Andy:

Thanks for answering my call for help. :-)

It would help if you included some information about what's wrong. E.g.
say what's supposed to happen and say what does happen instead. and/or use
your browser's javascript debugging capabilities to report any errors in
the page. (In firefox 1.5 it's tools -> Javascript console)

This is Login page with three text fields in it - Password for Single
User, Password for Multi User and Customer ID for Multi-User, and two
Login buttons (for Single Users and Multi Users). I use two separate
forms on that page (one for Single Users, another - for Multi Users).
Once users click on any of the Login buttons, they're redirected to
external web site.
All three text fields are mandatory, but for some reason function
responsible for Multi Users mandatory fields (Password and Customer ID)
is not working properly. When I troubleshooted this page in Firefox, I
got message saying that my form for Multi Users is not defined. I
suspect, something wrong with my "if, else if" part of the Multi Users
script where I check if users filled in Multi Users fields.

Hope this info was more helpful.

Again, I appreciate your willingness to get me out of that mud.

Regards,
Olly

Could you say what the exact error message was? Also, does the page work
in IE6? And does the first form work OK? I think (someone correct me
if I'm wrong) that the syntax you are using for getting at the form
element (document.Form3 .) is a peculiarity of internet explorer, and isn't
widely supported. So maybe try using:

var form3=null;
var multiPw=null;
if (document.getEl ementById) {
form3=document. getElementById( "form3");
multiPw=documen t.getElementByI d("multi_pw") ;
}
Form3.target = "_blank";
......
multi_pw.focus( )
.... etcetera

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dated Fri, 2 Jun 2006 14:10:42 remote, seen in
news:comp.lang. javascript, Olly <ol******@yahoo .com> posted :

<script language="JavaS cript">
Deprecated.
function checkChars(fiel d, fieldName) {

var okchars =
"0123456789abc defghijklmnopqr stuvwxyzABCDEFG HIJKLMNOPQRSTUV WXYZ@.-"
var ok = "yes";
var temp;

for (var i = 0; i < field.value.len gth; i++) {
temp = "" + field.value.sub string(i, i+1);
Consider method charAt.
if (okchars.indexO f(temp) == "-1") ok = "no";
}

if (ok == "no") {
alert("The " + fieldName + " field must contain only alphabetic or
numeric characters, please check for invalid characters.");
field.focus();
field.select();

}

}

Consider
var BAD = /[^a-z0-9@.-]/i.test(field.va lue) // by RegExp
if (BAD) { ...

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[Olly]

Thanks Andy and John!

Here's URL for this page.
http://ccohs.ca/products/coursesNew/mylogin.html

I opened Firfox's JS console and got not error messages.The first form
seems to be working fine, but not the second one. I suspect something
wrong with the conditionals in the second form....

Regards.
Olly

Andy Baxter wrote:

Olly said:

Hi Andy:

Thanks for answering my call for help. :-)

It would help if you included some information about what's wrong. E.g.
say what's supposed to happen and say what does happen instead. and/or use
your browser's javascript debugging capabilities to report any errors in
the page. (In firefox 1.5 it's tools -> Javascript console)

This is Login page with three text fields in it - Password for Single
User, Password for Multi User and Customer ID for Multi-User, and two
Login buttons (for Single Users and Multi Users). I use two separate
forms on that page (one for Single Users, another - for Multi Users).
Once users click on any of the Login buttons, they're redirected to
external web site.
All three text fields are mandatory, but for some reason function
responsible for Multi Users mandatory fields (Password and Customer ID)
is not working properly. When I troubleshooted this page in Firefox, I
got message saying that my form for Multi Users is not defined. I
suspect, something wrong with my "if, else if" part of the Multi Users
script where I check if users filled in Multi Users fields.

Hope this info was more helpful.

Again, I appreciate your willingness to get me out of that mud.

Regards,
Olly

Could you say what the exact error message was? Also, does the page work
in IE6? And does the first form work OK? I think (someone correct me
if I'm wrong) that the syntax you are using for getting at the form
element (document.Form3 .) is a peculiarity of internet explorer, and isn't
widely supported. So maybe try using:

var form3=null;
var multiPw=null;
if (document.getEl ementById) {
form3=document. getElementById( "form3");
multiPw=documen t.getElementByI d("multi_pw") ;
}
Form3.target = "_blank";
.....
multi_pw.focus( )
... etcetera

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