I would put a
try {
document.getElementById('ctl00_PageContent_VehicleDetailsCtrl_TransmissionTypeDDL');
} catch (err) {
alert(TransmissionTypeDDL + err.toString());
}
on each one you have use a try catch statement, then you can easily
narrow it down to which one is causing the issues, in most cases you
are either trying to get something to soon (before the page finishes
loading), there is one letter that is the wrong case (a A).
What type of objects are they?
I would make your own drop down, I believe there is a example in here
that is a suggestion box or Google suggest, it is much nicer than a
default pull down that doesn't let you type.
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