Okay. Kentucky is a special case because they have special municipal taxes in each county. So if you select Kentucky you will also have to make up a municipal tax rate and tab. Try using Indiana so you don't have to do that. The disabling/enabling is to discourage our agents from skipping questions. And, "© 2009" is nowhere near the bottom of the page. To see the field values you will have to take the ribbon bar all the way down.
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still no luck, the buttons won't enable. and even if I enable them manually, the script seems not to fire (though I don't know if this is related). unfortunately the script is too large for FireBug.Comment
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I believe the reason you are having so much trouble is because you are not using Internet Explorer. All our agents are on pc's and all use Internet Explorer. So it isn't necessary for me to try to accomodate other browsers. But I still don't understand why the script fires twice.Comment
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There's an error 'document.scree nTwo is undefined' because you don't have a form with name screenTwo (it's got an ID of "screenTwo" though). Perhaps you've been testing in IE.
Edit: confirmed, I missed your reply.Comment
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well, due to not having IE I can't say much to issues caused by IE.Comment
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touché sorry 'bout that. Even that is fixed now.Comment
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Actually, the issue would occur on all browsers. Are you saying you've solved the problem? If you haven't, the problem is the for loop. Remove it from where you call saveIssue and it should fix it.Comment
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Thank you. That did, in fact, solve the problem.Comment
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You're welcome. I would say, though, that you should try to fix the non-standard stuff you're using to avoid problems in the future. There's no guarantee that it'll work in future versions or that your clients will always use IE.Comment
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