I believe the first invocation of document.write clears the current
document, so that those objects are no longer in existence.
What you could try is concatenating all the strings you want to write in a
varible (e.g., myString), then calling document.write once.
function resetwhereboxes(fname){
myString = fname + ' ' + document.forms.wheres.wherefield1.name;
document.write(myString);
}
I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish, however.
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Subject: Re[2]: Javascript: Tearing my hair out
Another suggestion (or is it the same???) is to create the object with an
"input type=hidden" statement and a default value. Then when your page is
read,
the object exists for the OnSubmit function.
Carol L. Bluestein
Senior Programmer
NYS Office of Real Property
518-486-6335
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Subject: Re: Javascript: Tearing my hair out
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Date: 3/8/01 9:12 AM
Put the script after you create the element. I had the same problem with a
clock on our web page.
Richard Ramos
Network Administrator
Softitler Net, Inc.
www.softitler.com
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From: "Windle, Kevan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 9:03 AM
Subject: Javascript: Tearing my hair out
> I'm using IE5. Trying to do something really simple in javascript. The
> problem I'm having is this. I can reference a form element with inline
code.
> So passing this variable to a function like this works:
>
> <input
>
ondblclick="resetwhereboxes(this.value,3,document.forms.wheres.wherefield1.n
> ame)" type="text" size="10" name="wherefield1">
>
> then in the function:
>
> <SCRIPT type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript1.2"><!--
> function resetwhereboxes(fname){
> 1 document.write(fname);
> 2 document.write(document.forms.wheres.wherefield1.name);
> 3 document.write(document.forms[0].wherefield1.name);
>
>
> }-->
> </script>
> line 1 works. But line 2 and 3, give the error messages claiming there is
no
> such object.
>
> Anyone seen anything like this?
>
>
>
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