Netscape doesn't understand "user's attributes", am I right!?

[Netto]

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When I try to use a created attribute for the tag "input", it works fine
with IE 6, but it seems not to be recognized by Netscape 7.1... Are my
thoughts right??

That's what I mean:
I did that in a html code:
<input type="text" name="inputname" required="true">
(Note: I created the attribute "required")

So, through javascript, (in IE6) I can access it like this...
if (document.forms[0].inputname.requerido == "true")
{ doSomething()
}
(it works just the way I expected)

got it??

With Netscape 7.1, this code doesn't work... Is that a way Netscape deals
with unkown attributes?

That's all...
"Valeu a atenção!" :)
Netto


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[Markus Ernst]

"Netto" <rc*****@yahoo.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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When I try to use a created attribute for the tag "input", it works fine
with IE 6, but it seems not to be recognized by Netscape 7.1... Are my
thoughts right??

That's what I mean:
I did that in a html code:
<input type="text" name="inputname" required="true">
(Note: I created the attribute "required")

So, through javascript, (in IE6) I can access it like this...
if (document.forms[0].inputname.requerido == "true")
{ doSomething()
}
(it works just the way I expected)

got it??

With Netscape 7.1, this code doesn't work... Is that a way Netscape deals
with unkown attributes?
I can't answer this question but I have 2 hints for you:
[...]
<input type="text" name="inputname" required="true">
[...]
if (document.forms[0].inputname.requerido == "true")
[...]

IE6 seems to be really multilanguage?? ;-)

This one is more serious:

var requiredfields = new Array("inputname1", "inputname2", "inputname3");
for(var i=0; i<requiredfields.length; i++)
{ doSomething()
}

HTH
Markus

[Martin Honnen]

Netto wrote:

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When I try to use a created attribute for the tag "input", it works fine
with IE 6, but it seems not to be recognized by Netscape 7.1... Are my
thoughts right??

That's what I mean:
I did that in a html code:
<input type="text" name="inputname" required="true">
(Note: I created the attribute "required")

use
inputObject.getAttribute('required')
that works with Netscape 6/7 and with IE

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