how to get this script to work in mozilla

[Jon]

Hi all

I got this javascript/function i works fine in IE but not in firefox
Do'es anyone know why?

// When I load the page
<script for="window" event="onload()" language=javascript>
laddainrulltyp()
</script>

//The event
<select name="cborulltyp" size="1" onChange="laddainrulltyp()">
//The function
<script language=Javascript>
function laddainrulltyp()
{
formen.txtrulltyp.value =
formen.cborulltyp.options(formen.cborulltyp.select edIndex).text;
formen.txtrulltypid.value =
formen.cborulltyp.options(formen.cborulltyp.select edIndex).value;
}
</script>

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Mvh
Jon

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[Martin Honnen]

Jon wrote:

I got this javascript/function i works fine in IE but not in firefox
Do'es anyone know why?

// When I load the page
<script for="window" event="onload()" language=javascript>
laddainrulltyp()
</script>

<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function (evt) {
laddainrulltyp();
</script>
works with both IE and Mozilla and other browsers.
The whole <script for="..." event="..."> is not at all or not well
supported in browsers other than MSIE.

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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Jon]

Hi Martin

Your load function works fine, thanks.

But the function that write into the textboxes(txtrulltyp,txtrulltypid)
does'nt work.
Got any idea what I'am doing wrong.

//This function
<script language=Javascript>
function laddainrulltyp()
{
formen.txtrulltyp.value
=formen.cborulltyp.options(formen.cborulltyp.selec tedIndex).text;
formen.txtrulltypid.value
=formen.cborulltyp.options(formen.cborulltyp.selec tedIndex).value;
}
</script>

[Martin Honnen]

Jon wrote:

<script language=Javascript>
function laddainrulltyp()
{
formen.txtrulltyp.value

If you want to address the element
<select name="selectName">
inside of the form
<form name="formName">
in a cross-browser way then use
var select= document.forms.formName.elements.selectName;
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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[RobG]

Martin Honnen wrote:

Jon wrote: [...] If you want to address the element
<select name="selectName">
inside of the form
<form name="formName">
in a cross-browser way then use
var select= document.forms.formName.elements.selectName;

Or you can use:

document.forms['formName'].elements['selectName']

which allows a little more freedom in the names used. If you use
<form name="my.form" ...> you can't get a reference to it using

document.forms.my.form

but you can get at it using:

document.forms['my.form']

Similarly for other special characters that are tolerated in names but
may confuse access methods such as ":", "[]", etc.