textfield maxlength

[smiley22]

hi guys!! hope you cam help me????

<input type="text" name="txtSerial No" id= "txtSerialN o" maxlength="20">
varType = document.crmFor m.txtType.value ;

if (varType == "SERIAL") {

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.v alue.length = "15";

} else if (varType == "MIN"){

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.l ength = '10';
}

But the txtSerialNo remains in its original length..
im wat to set the maxlength of the txtSerial defending in the condition in if statement..
Hope you can help me...thanks!

[dmjpro]

hi guys!! hope you cam help me????

<input type="text" name="txtSerial No" id= "txtSerialN o" maxlength="20">
varType = document.crmFor m.txtType.value ;

if (varType == "SERIAL") {

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.v alue.length = "15";

} else if (varType == "MIN"){

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.l ength = '10';
}

But the txtSerialNo remains in its original length..
im wat to set the maxlength of the txtSerial defending in the condition in if statement..
Hope you can help me...thanks!

Set the maxlength using .....

[code=javascript]
document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength') = ur_choice;
[/code]

Try this, i hope it ll help u.
Best of luck.

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

[smiley22]

Set the maxlength using .....

[code=javascript]
document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength') = ur_choice;
[/code]

Try this, i hope it ll help u.
Best of luck.

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength') = "10";


ouuuuccchhh...i t didn't work :-(

thanks for the reply...

[dmjpro]

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength') = "10";


ouuuuccchhh...i t didn't work :-(

thanks for the reply...

Did u give a space in maxlength.
Check it.
Best of luck;

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

[smiley22]

Did u give a space in maxlength.
Check it.
Best of luck;

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

i deleted the space..

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength') = "10";

wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment.
thats my error..

thanks...

[dmjpro]

i deleted the space..

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength') = "10";

wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment.
thats my error..

thanks...

Try it

[code=javascript]
document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xleng th') = 10;
[/code]

Best of luck.

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

[smiley22]

Try it

[code=javascript]
document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xleng th') = 10;
[/code]

Best of luck.

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

not again,,wrong arguments,. i had tried that a while ago..


thanks...

[acoder]

maxLength has a capital L. See this link. Also, you have been using a string instead of an integer.

[gits]

i deleted the space..

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength') = "10";

wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment.
thats my error..

thanks...

hi ... the wrong number of arguments are due to the fact that setAttribute() uses 2 arguments ... the name of the attribute, and the value of it to set:

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-DOM-Level-1/level-one-core.html

[CODE=javascript]node_reference. setAttribute('a ttribute_name', 'attribute_valu e');[/CODE]

kind regards ....

[iam_clint]

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength', 10);

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Try it

[code=javascript]
document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xleng th') = 10;
[/code]

Best of luck.

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.

hey guys!! thanks for your help..i solved my problem already.. this is the code

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xLength', '10');

thanks for all your help..

next time again, hope you find time for me again..

best of luck to all!!! :-)

[smiley22]

maxLength has a capital L. See this link. Also, you have been using a string instead of an integer.

hey guys!! thanks for your help..i solved my problem already.. this is the code

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xLength', '10');

thanks for all your help..

next time again, hope you find time for me again..

best of luck to all!!! :-)

[smiley22]

hi ... the wrong number of arguments are due to the fact that setAttribute() uses 2 arguments ... the name of the attribute, and the value of it to set:

http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-DOM-Level-1/level-one-core.html

[CODE=javascript]node_reference. setAttribute('a ttribute_name', 'attribute_valu e');[/CODE]

kind regards ....

hey guys!! thanks for your help..i solved my problem already.. this is the code

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xLength', '10');

thanks for all your help..

next time again, hope you find time for me again..

best of luck to all!!! :-)

[smiley22]

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xlength', 10);

hey guys!! thanks for your help..i solved my problem already.. this is the code

document.crmFor m.txtSerialNo.s etAttribute('ma xLength', '10');

thanks for all your help..

next time again, hope you find time for me again..

best of luck to all!!! :-)

[dmjpro]

not again,,wrong arguments,. i had tried that a while ago..


thanks...

Oppppssss.
Sorryyyy ..... what a silly mistake i did.
****.

Kind regards,
Dmjpro.