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Join Date: Aug 2005
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has anyone ran into this before?
The id and name had a capital letter. “submitButton� “submitButton�
For some reason I would see the following js error: object doesn't support this property or method. When I clicked the button.
When I changed the id and name to all lowercase "submitbutton" everything works fine.
The id and name had a capital letter. “submitButton� “submitButton�
<input id="submitButton" name=" submitButton " value="ok" type="button" title="submit" onclick="submitButton();" />
When I changed the id and name to all lowercase "submitbutton" everything works fine.
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Probably due to having elements, JavaScript functions, etc. all with the same name. That's just a guess.
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Good stuff.
"Internet Explorer incorrectly adds all name's (and maybe id's) of objects as global variables. So when you say submitButton(), it thinks you're trying to call the <input> tag itself as a function. Renaming the tag (javascript is case sensitive) prevented this.
This is Internet Explorer's fault, because submitButton shouldn't be a global variable." (Slime)
"Internet Explorer incorrectly adds all name's (and maybe id's) of objects as global variables. So when you say submitButton(), it thinks you're trying to call the <input> tag itself as a function. Renaming the tag (javascript is case sensitive) prevented this.
This is Internet Explorer's fault, because submitButton shouldn't be a global variable." (Slime)
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