Thank you both for your responses. I have found a workaround for my
problem. This really drove me crazy though the solution is not that
complicated. I’m going to be somewhat long winded so others do not
have to go through this.
I know that calling events from within html is discouraged, my story
The following code works in Firefox but the onChange/onBlur events do
not get triggered from the browser in IE6
Does anyone know
1) How to fix this
2) If I should use a different approach for dynamically building the
form elements
I dynamically build elements on the screen base on a button
Thanks all
I feel better now, I thought I may have missed something that everyone
else knew about.
I guess I'll stick with innerHTML
Maurice
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Thanks so much T.J., that was the problem. I never would have gotten
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Maurice
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I have the following httml and javascript code (see snippets below).
I am running this using firebug
I am able to get the element lotTotalTr = $(accountTotal) to work
However the select on the element does not work. I have tried many
variations of the select
totalLotSharesTd =
Thank you both for your responses. It's nice to get help. I agree with
you on the alert being annoying, so I will put a error message out on
the screen instead of an alert, time permitting (I'm under the gun)
The defer did not work I got a javascript error saying this.focus is
not a function.
I could use some help. I've been looking at this all day and cannot
come up with a solution
I am using the same routine on these 5 input fields. If I type in a
character on one of these fields and press enter, it works as expected
I get an error alert and focus on the field. However if I type in