Ok!
I got it....
i wrote "parseint" ... obviously javascript is CASE sensitive so it has to be parseInt to be recognized...
That is kind of stupid... :)
Well that aint the problem...
the problem is that none of the functions work..
parseint, parsefloat, abs, tolowercase...
trying to use any of theese generates an "object expected" error... what is wrong?
function populate_dates()
{
var arryear = inputform.arryear[inputform.arryear.selectedIndex].value;
document.write(parseint(arryear)+1)
}
I get the fabolous object expected error when trying to use parseint! Whats wrong? Ive tried it in a 100 ways and i get the same error? How is this...
I have a variable containing todays date. I want this variable to be global an accessible from all functions without having to send it to the functions all the time.
How do I do that?!
Is there som managable way to encrypt the querystring when moving between to pages with asp script recieving on the other end and javascipt making the string?
Thanks Krilla!
But how do i no what data comes from what box?
(I mean on the page that the user gets redirected to?)
The page that is redirected to is an asp page where i want to store the users chioces as session varialbles. So i need to no what value came from what box. 8->
Well the thing is: the page change is triggered on a "onchange" in another dropdown menu. And when that happens I want to read the values in all the dropdown boxes and send those values along with the querystring..
is that possible? :)
Hi!
How do i read dropdown boxes and send the results in quesry string when using the "location.href" to change url for the user without having a submit button?
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