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I have a web application (Javascript) that captures keyboard input. The code works independently -- in fact, I've tried several different variations/code snippets that other people have used/recommended. They all work, and are functionally equivalent. But here's the clincher -- [B]my whole program works fine -- keyboard and all -- … |
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I can't seem to capture keystrokes (via onkeydown) in Firefox. Now before you judge too quickly, here is a snippet that DOES work in Firefox -- but only by itself; not when pasted into my program: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [CODE]<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <html> <script language=javascript> <!-- function vProcessKeyboard(e) …
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[CODE]var s = document.getElementById('field[12]'); var cust_cc_exp_month = s.options[s.selectedIndex].value; // This displays the correct Value -- which is "0" for item #0 = "Please select..." alert("Month: " + cust_cc_exp_month.toString()); if (cust_cc_exp_month == "0") { // This code never executes! } Here is the HTML portion: <select id="field[12]" name="field[12]"> <option value="0">MONTH</option> <option … 
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Please, anyone, tell me how can this be: [CODE] var cust_state = document.forms.info.dropdown_a.value; // Displays "TX" or whatever state was selected. I tried removing this line; it doesn't help. alert("State: " + cust_state); if (cust_state == "XX") { eval('document.forms.info.dropdown_a.style.backgroundColor = "#FFCCCC";'); eval('document.forms.info.dropdown_a.focus();'); alert("Please select a State from the drop-down box."); … 
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