And it looks like the biggest potential problem was with your
comparison operator - you were using = instead of ==. In
JavaScript you compare values using ==, not =.
D'oh! I can't believe I missed that... :o)
Kim
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July 2004 22:26
To: DQSD
Subject: [DQSD-Users] Unfinished UkRail search, problem setting dropdown
I am trying to put together a search for ukrail using Shawn's cool
parseArgsEx fix for date parsing.
Running the attached tying in the searchbar :
ukrail /from newcastle /to london waterloo /outtime
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Paul Birch
Sent: den 4 augusti 2004 18:56
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] Unfinished UkRail search, problem
setting dropdown
Tom,
Did you get a reply to this? I took a look at it but my
JavaScript isn't good enough to figure it (yet
Hi Tom,
Running the attached tying in the searchbar :
ukrail /from newcastle /to london waterloo /outtime 15:30
Had a chance to look at your code today...
You did not have several of the form elements required to make your
code work (notably the outHourField and outMinuteField, but the ret
