Running javascript on Mozilla 1.0.1

[skyy]

Hi i got some cgi scripts running on the http server which uses javascript also..

It works well with ie6.. but when i try it on mozilla, the scripts got no response. Some scripts it gives out error such as "form1 not defined"

[gits]

Hi i got some cgi scripts running on the http server which uses javascript also..

It works well with ie6.. but when i try it on mozilla, the scripts got no response. Some scripts it gives out error such as "form1 not defined"

please, post some js-code from where the error occurs ... you may also use a firefox and the firebug-extension to debug your scripts ...

kind regards ....

[skyy]

please, post some js-code from where the error occurs ... you may also use a firefox and the firebug-extension to debug your scripts ...

kind regards ....

Hi... here are the code...

<SCRIPT language="JavaS cript">function checkChecked() {
var len = del_frm.element s.length; var index=0;
for(index=0;ind ex<len;index++)
{ if(del_frm.elem ents[index].name=='select_ file')
{ if(del_frm.elem ents[index].checked==true)
{ confirmSubmit() ; return true;
}} }
alert("Please select a file/folder to delete"); location.href=" webfolder.cgi";
return true;}

<form name="del_frm" id="del_frm" action="webfold er2.cgi" onsubmit="retur n checkChecked()" method=post>
<input type="checkbox" name="select_fi le" value="example" id="checkbox">
</form>


This checkChecked() js function works well with ie6.. when i try to do it with mozilla 1.0.1 it does not work..
looking at the javascript console:
Error : del_frm is not defined

Any idea?

[drhowarddrfine]

Might not be a solution but this:
<SCRIPT language="JavaS cript">
is supposed to be:
<script type="text/javascript">

[skyy]

Might not be a solution but this:
<SCRIPT language="JavaS cript">
is supposed to be:
<script type="text/javascript">

Thanks... but that is not the problem...

[gits]

hi ... the problem is the reference you use for the form, that is ie-way ... you should always prefer the standard w3c-way to refer to nodes in the document, so try the following:

[CODE=javascript]
function checkChecked() {
// at first include this statement in your script that
// refers the form the standard-compliant way

var del_frm = document.getEle mentById('del_f rm');

// ... your code here
}
[/CODE]

hope this helps ;) and
kind regards ...

[skyy]

hi ... the problem is the reference you use for the form, that is ie-way ... you should always prefer the standard w3c-way to refer to nodes in the document, so try the following:

[CODE=javascript]
function checkChecked() {
// at first include this statement in your script that
// refers the form the standard-compliant way

var del_frm = document.getEle mentById('del_f rm');

// ... your code here
}
[/CODE]

hope this helps ;) and
kind regards ...

Hi gits.. Thanks alot.. this really helps! Thanks!

[skyy]

I got another weird question...

when i create a textarea like the code below,

<textarea rows="5" cols="19" readonly style="color:re d;">C:$ls_dir </textarea>


ie6 gives me a text area with vertical scroll bar while mozilla give me a horizontal scroll bar. Any way to fix it? Thank!

[gits]

I got another weird question...

when i create a textarea like the code below,

<textarea rows="5" cols="19" readonly style="color:re d;">C:$ls_dir </textarea>


ie6 gives me a text area with vertical scroll bar while mozilla give me a horizontal scroll bar. Any way to fix it? Thank!

try to set overflow: auto to the style ... then scrollbars appear when they are needed ...

kind regards

[skyy]

try to set overflow: auto to the style ... then scrollbars appear when they are needed ...

kind regards

Hi.. How do you do that? can provide me an example?

Thanks!

[gits]

using your example:

[CODE=html]
<textarea rows="5" cols="19" readonly style="color:re d; overflow:auto;" >C:$ls_dir</textarea>
[/CODE]

kind regards ...

[skyy]

using your example:

[CODE=html]
<textarea rows="5" cols="19" readonly style="color:re d; overflow:auto;" >C:$ls_dir</textarea>
[/CODE]

kind regards ...

Hi thanks for the help. but that doesnt work..

I want the textarea to have only vertical scroll bar only for all browser.

Tried overflow-y:scroll; overflow-x:hidden..

Ie6 works fine but mozilla shows horizontal scroll bar...

[gits]

Hi thanks for the help. but that doesnt work..

I want the textarea to have only vertical scroll bar only for all browser.

Tried overflow-y:scroll; overflow-x:hidden..

Ie6 works fine but mozilla shows horizontal scroll bar...

overflow-x, -y are ie specific .. but have a look at this thread:

http://www.thescripts.com/forum/thread440530.html