Hey Javascript

[mendhak]

I love javascript.

Forget the fact that it's a case sensitive language, causing me to lose time in trivial things like readonly and readOnly, but here's something new for me!

Even though I've named my form as

<form name="form1">

I still have to refer to it as

document.Form1....


Wonderful isn't it? Try your best to stay case-sensitive to avoid the errors, only to be told that you're a monkey-eared bugger who can't do anything right if "right" came and kicked you in the testicular region.

[CornedBee]

Your fault, really. What you should do is give the form an id:
<form id="form1">
and use the DOM to access it:
document.getElementById('form1');

Though I really don't get why your method should require change of case, I can't remember ever having heard that before.

[vbNeo]

Originally posted by CornedBee
Your fault, really. What you should do is give the form an id:
<form id="form1">
and use the DOM to access it:
document.getElementById('form1');

Though I really don't get why your method should require change of case, I can't remember ever having heard that before.

Yeah, always use the ID tag when working with JS, it also helps you not to get confused with what you actually used...