Hi
guys,
sorry for the OT,
but I'm stumped with this JS problem and I know some of you are gurus with this
stuff...
I've got a form
with a checkbox and some text boxes. Initially the text boxes are disabled,
using the code:
<input
name="full_unc_path_to_server" type="text" value="" size="100" maxlength="255"
disabled>
...and, when the
checkbox is ticked, it has an onclick action that runs some _javascript_ 'toggle'
code to enable the textboxes.
This all works absolutely fine. The problem is that, when the user submits the form, and I do some server-side validation of the inputs and find a problem, the user gets an error, and is told to click 'back' (and is presented with a <a href=""> link) to correct the error.
At this
point, the form is still displaying the info that they have just entered
previous to submitting the form, which is what I want. The problem is that if
the checkbox mentioned above was checked before submitting the form, it is
checked now; yet the text boxes are disabled. And if you uncheck the checkbox,
the text boxes become active, as they're getting the toggle action from the
_javascript_ code :)
I tried
adding the below code to a function called with the body onLoad action, but that
doesn't seem to work.
function
StartPage ()
{
if (document.form1.copied_to_server.checked == true)
{
ToggleUNC
}
}
{
if (document.form1.copied_to_server.checked == true)
{
ToggleUNC
}
}
Any ideas
guys?
Cheers,
John :)
---Cheers,
John :)
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