Hmm... usually, in my experience, this type of error results when some other object has the name of the function you are trying to call by mistake. This especially can happen when you are naming objects dynamically in a JSP. Any chance of that? You may want to use any of the tools available for IE or FF that shows the document tree, usually easy to spot such a problem then.

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Eric Lemle wrote:

Eric D. Lemle
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Intermountain Health Care
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Eric,

No javascript guru here, but...

1) Are you sure that this function is there? (check page source)
yes at the top
2) Is this function declared at the very bottom and it's a huge and
slow loading page and you are clicking that button *before* the page
is completely loaded?
I wait till page is loaded and have same problem
3) Is the word "javascript" really needed when it's inside "onClick"
attribute? What would happen if you removed it and just left it as
onClick='showlReport(81)'?
I thought the same thing, so I removed the javascript: but still have
same problem.


thanks though!!!





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