On 6/6/06, Damien McKenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've written this custom JS function to update some totals on a page
> when a selector is changed, anyone have any ideas why it would work
> in Firefox and Safari but not IE6?
>
> aCase = 180;
> cases = document.getElementById('count_cases').value;
> total_cases = (cases * aCase);
> document.getElementById('total_cases').innerHTML = total_cases;
>
> IE gives an error saying:
> Object doesn't support this property or method
> and points to the cases= line.
>
> Any thoughts folks? Thanks.
>
IE is getting confused because you are using a variable "total_cases"
with the same name as one of your elements on the page...just change
the name of that variable, and you should be ok...
aCase = 180;
cases = document.getElementById('count_cases').value;
tc = (cases * aCase);
document.getElementById('total_cases').innerHTML = tc;
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Jim Wright
Wright Business Solutions
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919-417-2257
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