--- Christopher Loschen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> parent.document.resultDiv.innerHtml =
> document.resultDivTemp.innerHtml;
I know that was from memory, but IIRC it's innerHTML,
so just in case.
> Another possibility is that the button I'm pressing
> to move from page to page appears on the page BEFORE
> the form appears (above it vertically) and so the
> form might not yet be fully defined at that point on
> the page, but that doesn't make sense to me either,
> because if that were a problem, then there's no way
> I could ever use a control that appears earlier on
> the page than a form, and I see that on websites all
> the time.
Just bear in mind that any Javascript that isn't
executing within a function is called in the order
it's loaded, so if you have "naked" Javascript before
the form is on the page it will fail:
<script>
var foo = document.form.uhoh.value;
</script>
<form name="uhoh".../>
Nope.
In any case, what you're doing probably shouldn't
crash Firefox/Firebug, so I'd file a ticket once you
reproduce a minimal testcase.
I'd still like to know what happens if you ask for
var boxesAcross =
checkForm.elements['checkbox_ids_across'].value;
in the Firebug console, though.
d.
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