Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment

[EnemyGateIsDown]

Hi Guys,

Perhaps I'm suffering from post Christmas brain deadness but can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong here?

I have written some in-line javascript which runs as the page builds to populate a control on the page (The code is after the control is defined)

if request.form("hRoom_id1") <> "" then
	Set getrs = createobject("ADODB.Recordset")
	SQL = "select [Meeting Room] From Rooms where room_id = " & request.form("hRoom_id1")
	getrs.open SQL, db, 3, 1
	if getrs.recordcount > 0 then
		%>
		<script language ="javascript">
		//alert("In here");
		document.getElementById("GENERAL/MEETING TITLE") = "<%=getrs("Meeting Room").value%>";
		</script>
		<%
	End if
End if

However when I press the button which resubmits the page the following error is produced:

[red]
Line 1655: Wrong number of arguments or invalid property assignment
[/red]

Line 1655 is the getElementbyid statement

Any ideas as to where Im going wrong??

Any help is as always greatly appreciated

Cheers,

Chris

 

[EnemyGateIsDown]

Its ok guys the fog has lifted.. noticed that I hadnt used the .value method on the GetElementByID object.. all is ok now.. Its amazing what wandering off to get a cup of coffee can do

Cheers,

Chris