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Yes, dwarfthrower, you are correct, my mistake. I was so focused on your second js code, I passed over the onclick code you included. Then I read the FAQ at: http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=2809 but not carefully enough, and wrongly assumed that this.form was not needed. Your code...

onclick="return validateMyForm();" function validateMyForm(objForm){ // Initialise an error message var strError = ""; // Build up the error message with your // functions strError += function_1(objForm); strError += function_2(objForm); // If we have no error message then //...

dwarfthrower, Before coming to this forum, I did spend many hours Google-searching trying various search terms and finally gave up because I could not find anything that worked. Your second solution would be best but The Error Console says that objForm has no properties. ... function...

tsuji: The Firefox Error Console says that the onclick you suggest is a syntax error. Still puzzled.

It's not a matter of time, it's a matter of knowledge. I was aware of the Firefox Error Console and was using that, but you indicate that I should use a "debugger" also. I have now installed the Venkman debugger and will try that. Thank you for the information.

The return statement specifies the value to be returned by a function and performs the act of returning that value to where the function was called from. Tried the following, does not work: function function_1(health) { if(health.phone.value=="") { alert("Please enter your home telephone...

In javascript, I am trying to call more than one function starting with onclick in a form. In the form, this does not work: <input type="submit" value="thevalue" name="goodname" onclick="return function_1(this.form);function_2(this.form);" /> So I tried only function_1 for the onclick, and...