Peter Flynn wrote:
> var viewData = { "username" : form.getChild("name").getValue()
> "date" : form.getChild("date").getValue() }
The correct syntax has a comma between the fields:
var viewData = { "username" : form.getChild("name").getValue(),
"date" : form.getChild("date").getValue() }
> I don't know the syntax of the registration.js file.
It's a language called JavaScript or ECMAScript. You can find all the
documentation you need on Google or you can buy a book.
> Incidentally, the original var viewData line did not end with a
> semicolon. Should it?
It's optional.
I never use it, but people accustomed to C/C++/Java seem to like it :-P
Toby
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