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  1. JSNewb

    CSS on Mac OS X

    wow, that is goofy. :) Took them out and it works. Thanks for finding that, the fact that IE6 ignores it made me think it was ok to do.
  2. JSNewb

    CSS on Mac OS X

    When i say doesn't work at all, I mean just that. Not one of those lines of CSS is recognized by the 3 browsers listed. There is no color, no centering, no italics, no bold, no width control, nothing. It is just the tables, as is. I did fix the width 150, to add "px" to them for good form...
  3. JSNewb

    CSS on Mac OS X

    So on windows my CSS looks great, using IE6. But on Safari 2.0.3, Firefox 1.5.1, and IE Mac 5, it doesn't work at all. I am using standard css1 stuff, that should be support by all. Whats going on? Here is all of the CSS im using. <style type="text/css"> td.spacer { width: 5px }...
  4. JSNewb

    If statement not completing...

    If you take out: // does this if statement if (document.frmRegister.txtFirstname.value == '') { document.frmRegister.txtErrFirstName.value = 'Required' } does the txt.Lastname.value statement work? If so, then its just a syntax problem. Shouldn't it be...
  5. JSNewb

    Replacing Array Values, and checking for that value

    Thanks for the advice guys. I got it to work now. However I have a couple bugs I can't seem to work out. As my name implies im a newb when it comes to JS. I am teaching myself, just by doing it and reading some. That said, my code is prolly much longer and archaic then it needs to be. But thats...
  6. JSNewb

    Replacing Array Values, and checking for that value

    Ok I am building a script that takes a list of teams, selects 1 of them, and puts them into a group. Then it goes back, selects another randomly and puts them in another group. That works great, except of course I get duplicates. So my thought in checking for duplicates, was to first replace...

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