Shawn,
Thanks for taking the time. I need to get more sleep man...hit the crack
pipe too hard today i guess. It turned out i was using the wrong
password as it said :-) Good tips on checking for case sensitivity - I
knew that but forgot to check in this case. Another good debugging tip
for the alert in the catch.
This was another thing on my list to investigate and do since you first
came out with the idea for yahoo. I prefer the solution, it's neater.
Cheers, Tom.
Shawn K. Hall wrote:
First, javascript is case sensitive, are you sure your mozid being
passed, and the one in localprefs - are the same case as the requests
you're making?
You might try catching the error in the second try{}.
try{
document.mozf.username.value = mozids[0];
document.mozf.password.value = mozids[1];
}catch(e){
alert(Failure!\n + e.number + :: + e.description);
}
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