On 09-May-2000 Steve Bradshaw wrote:
> Netscape does not allow you to write to a window once the document
> stream has been closed. If you try alert("bla") instead of
> document.write("bla") you'll probably find it will work, but you'll need
> another idea - maybe open a new window or write the text into a TEXTAREA
> (yuk! I know...)
NO! Although I'm agains this bing discussed here:
Here the answer:
A form needs to have a true of false return from to do the submit. IE thinks
for itself so it assumes that that a submit true was the general idea.
The solution is to alter the function to do a submit of the form and return
a true or false. i.e. onClick='return foo()'
Wouter
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