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"bigarray[...] is null or not an object"
Through heavy editing and blind guesses I have got it to work. The problem had to do with the top array, which had problems being undefined.- Pimonkey
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- Forum: Javascript
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form validation
That's: var checkedpos=-1; for (var i=0; i < 3; i++) { if (document.form1.choice[i].checked) { checkedpos = i; break; } } if (checkedpos == -1) alert("Please check a thingy"); Sorry, I hate this TGML stuff...its very bad for program code, especially when I like to use "i"...- Pimonkey
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- Forum: Javascript
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form validation
Do a for loop: var checkedpos=-1; for (var i=0; i < 3; i++) { if (document.form1.choice[i].checked) { checkedpos = i; break; } } if (checkedpos == -1) alert("Please check a thingy");- Pimonkey
- Post #5
- Forum: Javascript
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"bigarray[...] is null or not an object"
I have tried it and yes it does display the correct value.- Pimonkey
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- Forum: Javascript
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"bigarray[...] is null or not an object"
Sorry about the strange variable names...- Pimonkey
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- Forum: Javascript
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"bigarray[...] is null or not an object"
Okay, I am really having problems with this. The subject is the error I get when running the following function. I have found that it actually does recognize "bigarray[parseInt(tope[ i ])].split(',')[0]", because I have document.writen it. The problem seems to be += the string...- Pimonkey
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- Forum: Javascript
