Re: Javascript with gives document.forms[0].submit not a function error

[Dave Newton]

Ramaiah, Sunil wrote:
function displayRemovePackageMessage( )
           {
               returnValue = confirm("You are about to permanently
remove this package.");
               if( returnValue == true )
               {   
alert(document.forms[0].name.value);
                       document.forms[0].submit ();
                }
               else
               {
                       return returnValue;
               }
           }

<html:button property="submit" onclick='javascript:
displayRemovePackageMessage (document.forms[0])'>
<bean:message key="mf.common.remove" />
</html: button >
 

Don't know; I use similar code with no issues.
Might be cleaner to say:
onclick='displayRemovePackageMessage(this.form)'
and actually use the parameter in the function. I use the above fairly 
frequently (or I pass in the form element I'm clicking and grab the form 
from it) with no issues. What browser are you testing on?

Dave "Yeah, I know, it's not a struts question" Newton

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