Thanks for the help
Duncan Hill wrote:
> Use different variable names. Or make your function return a value, and
> use assignment to handle it.
Finally I made the function to take the select name as an optional variable
and used different names for the two. This helped me in other situations
also. Thanks a lot.
"johannes reichardt" wrote:
> If not you�d have big trouble ;)
Huge !!! I would have to add 7 more lines in my file :-).
>
> <form action=a�sldkfj method=post onsubmit="return checkmystuf();">
>
> // this goes in the header
>
> <script>
> function checkmystuff() {
> document.forms.city_id.value.toUppercase(); //just a stupid example
> return true;
> }
>
I am just beginning to test the waters of web application development and not
using JavaScript much so far. Thanks any way.
Best regards,
Siva
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