As I said that example is rather old, it looks like the second parameter
should be the name of the field to save the values into. Could just delete
it and hard code the name of the field to save to. I do not have my tag
handy from work right now or I'd just send it to you.
On 10/5/07, erik tom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >Why do you have Form.requirements in your where clause? You would be
> >looping over a LIST of unique IDs and referencing the loop's index in
> your
> >where clause. Change the index name for the loop and reference that in
> the
> >where clause then see what happens.
> >
> >
> >>
> Nothing is happening. Also I noticed that in the JS function once it hits
> to for loop execution is over. And one more thing onsubmit the function
> required 2 parameters and we passing only 1
> function SetFields(lst,lstSave) {
> var t;
> lstSave.value="";
> for (t=0;t<=lst.length-1;t++){
> lstSave.value+=String(lst.options[t].value)+",";
> if (lstSave.value.length>0)
> lstSave.value=lstSave.value.slice(0,-1);
> }
> }
>
>
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