It's a pretty old piece of JS that predates Firefox. I suspect it needs updating -- any contribution welcome :)

-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/

Emanuel wrote:
Hi Folks,

I am having trouble while using the tag countertext on Firefox. The count
text do not change and the following alert message shows up:
"Warning: element referenced by ID/NAME in the global scope. Use W3C
standard document.getElementByID() instead.
Source file: http://192.168.1.158/farcry/navajo..... line 163"

Line 163 I have this:


<script type="text/javascript"> <!-- to hide script contents from old browsers function UpdateCounter(FormName, FieldName) { counter = (window.document.forms[FormName][FieldName].value.length);

                if (counter <150){

                        eval("dm_ct_countDown_" + FormName + "_" + 
FieldName).innerText =
counter; /* this is line 163 */

                } else {


if (!(event.keyCode == "8" || event.keyCode == "46" || (event.keyCode >= "33" && event.keyCode <= "40"))) { event.returnValue=false; } eval("dm_ct_countDown_" + FormName + "_" + FieldName).innerText = "150";

                }
        }
        // end hiding contents from old browsers  -->
        </script>and the following html code may be needed for debugging where 
in
the CF code I am using  <tags:countertext formname="editform"
fieldname="Teaser" fieldvalue="#output.Teaser#" counter="150"> :


<div id="dm_ct_container_editform_Teaser">

                <p id="dm_ct_Text_editform_Teaser"><span
id="dm_ct_countDown_editform_Teaser">0</span>/150</p>


<textarea id="dm_ct_textbox_editform_Teaser" cols="40" rows="8" name="Teaser" onkeydown="javascript:UpdateCounter('editform', 'Teaser')" onkeyup="javascript:UpdateCounter('editform', 'Teaser')">This is a test artist teaser</textarea> </div>

        <script type="text/javascript">
        <!--  to hide script contents from old browsers
                UpdateCounter('editform','Teaser');
        // end hiding contents from old browsers  -->
        </script>
I am using Farcry 2.3, SQL Server and Firefox on Mac or Win. (on IE works
just fine)

Am I doing something wrong or is it an issue?

Thank you

Emanuel Costa





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