Jack
I think I've got that, don't I?
>From my post...
>> <input type="text" name="partnum" id="partnum" readonly>
Am I missing something?
Jack Killpatrick wrote:
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> try adding id="partnum" to the form field that has name="partnum".
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> - Jack
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> webguy262 wrote:
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>> webguy262 wrote:
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>>> I have two forms on a page (www.eastexhaust.com/inventory.php).
>>>
>>> One uses ajax to generate a part number by selecting values from a
>>> series
>>> of selection boxes.
>>>
>>> The other form emails the part number so we can reply with a quote.
>>>
>>> Everything works fine in FFox, but does not work in IE.
>>>
>>> Therefore, I have had to make things harder by asking the user to copy
>>> and
>>> paste their part number into the email form instead of having it entered
>>> there automatically.
>>>
>>> To display the part number to the user, I'm using this in the JS...
>>>
>>> document.getElementById('myspan').innerHTML = result;
>>>
>>> ...and this in the html...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> To get the variable in the email form, I'm using this in the JS...
>>>
>>> document.getElementById('partnum').value= result;
>>>
>>> ...and this in the html...
>>>
>>> <input type="text" name="partnum" id="partnum" readonly>
>>>
>>> As I said, this works everywhere but not in IE.
>>>
>>> How can I use Jquery to make it work across the board?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>>
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