> I can't rely on the JavaScript. I do have it on for all the form fields as
> first resort, but with JavaScript off......
>
> The end users of these forms are on corporate networks, behind firewalls
> tougher than Fort Knox, and the IT dept. disables practically
> EVERYTHING on
> their workstations, so the client says, "Make sure you use server-side
> validation!", so server-side it is.
>
> Thanks anyway......
>
> <sigh> .... guess I can't do the fancy anchor thingie......
D-W-H,
If you can't rely on JS, then there is one possible solution...
I haven't tried this, so it may not work at all
in the <Form Action=""> part, put the action as "myform.cfm#LinkTo"
Next put an <A Name> in the location of the first field that needs
attention - and on the first one...
It should work, but as I say, I haven't checked it...
Philip Arnold
Director
Certified ColdFusion Developer
ASP Multimedia Limited
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