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Is there a way for the javascript to know what field name triggered the function. I would like to keep this nonspecific so that I can use the same function for more than one textfield on the same form.

Thanks that helped. One last thing (I hope). How would I set the form field back to blank when they enter an incorrect date format?

Are you talking about 3 seperate drop down boxes? That really isn't feasible in this situation.

Below is what I have so far. The problem is that even though I get a return of 'true', I am still getting that the date is not valid. I also need to be able to use a date in the format of 1/2 and have the script reformat it to 1/2/2007. Thanks again for your help. //validate date field...

Can anyone show me a simple way to validate a date textfield in a form. Thanks

Thanks again. I had tried changing that but wasn't sure what to change it to. Below is what I ended up with and it is working. <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Begin function s(num) { amount = num * 1; // amount is the num or NaN if (isNaN(amount)) { // if the entire is not a number...

var myForm = document.getElementById("myFormID"); I copied the code exactly from what you wrote above.

Thanks for your help but I am getting an error the error 'null' is null or not an object. By prcess of elimination the line getting this error is var allAmounts = myForm.getElementsByTagName("input");

I have a form with textfields that are dynamically created and named from a recordset. There are 2 textfields created by each record Ex. sAccountId1, sAmount1 and are incremented based on the number of records. The record count is stored in another textfield. I need to use javascript to add...