Re: JavaScript

[Nate Nielsen]

Might be a little easier to read with a select/case   ;)  It works just like the CF one, except you need to use a break statement where you want it to stop processing.  (pretty powerful that way - can have multiple case blocks cascade)      function checkCCAccount(Ticket) {    var pmt = Ticket.PaymentType.options[Ticket.PaymentType.selectedIndex].value;    switch(pmt){     case 1:       alert(pmt + "You must enter the account information if you are paying by Corporate Check");        break;     case 3: case 4: case 5: case 6:       alert(pmt + "Please note that your credit card will be process at the time of the service call");       break;    }  }     a lot of people dont realize you can do the same thing in cold fusion - have a multiple values for a single case statement with delimiters in it.  i.e. -     <cfswitch _expression_="#myValue#">   <cfcase value="1,2">                 <!--- for values 1, 2 --->  </cfcase>  <cfcase value="3,4,5,6">                 <!--- for values 3, 4, 5, 6 --->  </cfcase>  </cfswitch>   just a tid bit that gets overlooked a lot it seem, so worth mentioning :)     -Nate ----- Original Message ----- From: Bruce Sorge To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Saturday, January 24, 2004 3:59 PM Subject: _javascript_ Ahh. My arch nemesis, _javascript_. I am having issues with this piece of code:   function checkCCAccount(Ticket) {   Pmt = Ticket.PaymentType.selectedIndex    if (Ticket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value == 1); {     alert(Ticket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value + "You must enter the account information if you are paying by Corporate Check");    }    else if (Ticket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value == 3); {     alert(TIcket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value + "Please note that your credit card will be process at the time of the service call");    }    else if (Ticket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value == 4); {     alert(TIcket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value + "Please note that your credit card will be process at the time of the service call");    }    else if (Ticket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value == 5); {     alert(TIcket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value + "Please note that your credit card will be process at the time of the service call");    }    else (Ticket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value == 6); {     alert(TIcket.PaymentType.options[Pmt].value + "Please note that your credit card will be process at the time of the service call");    }   }   I keep getting a syntax error. Any takers?   Thanks,   Bruce ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This message was processed by Mail Filter Extension http://sssolutions.net/mf/ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------