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IE not compatible

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LWolf

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Feb 3, 2008
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I nvr use IE and do not know where the issue is coming in. The code I have all uses variable variables for form names. For example I have the user id followed by an "_" followed by something like hMon. The result is "1_hMon". When the onclick triggers the code will calculate the hours. This completely works in Firefox but does nothing in IE.

Code:
//These 2 lines are not connected.
var hmon = document.sedit[my_varH + "hMon"].value;

document.sedit[my_varH].value = x.toFixed(2) ;

I am not a versed programmer in JS and have never user anything besides the document model, like "getvaluebyid". I would like to stick to this if possible so I do not have a total rewrite.

Thanks in advance.
K
 
1. Variables, Classnames, Id's should not start with a number.

2.
Code:
var hmon = document.sedit[my_varH + "hMon"].value;
Doesn't follow this
For example I have the user id followed by an "_" followed by something like hMon. The result is "1_hMon".
where is the underscore?

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It was late when i was designing the section. If i change names will my code work in IE? Or do i have to change the code also? What i have works in Firefox.
 
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