OK, so I figured this out this morning. Nothing like getting a good
nights sleep.
What I did was this:
Moved the function to the top, gave it a name, changed the
document.getElementByID to document.FormName.FieldName, added the
onChange event on the select list and it is working fine Thanks all for
your advice. I do like Firebug though. I am finding it to be very handy.
<script type="text/javascript">
function Populate(Contacts)
{
var SiteContact = {};
var SitePhone = {};
<!--- Populate Site Contact Information --->
<cfloop query="qSelectAllSites">
SiteContact["#qSelectAllSites.SiteID#"] =
'#qSelectAllSites.SiteContact#';
SitePhone["#qSelectAllSites.SiteID#"] =
'#qSelectAllSites.SitePhone#';
</cfloop>
// Listen for changes to the select box
document.OpenNewCase.SiteContact.value=SiteContact[Contacts];
document.OpenNewCase.SitePhone.value=SitePhone[Contacts];
}
</script>
</cfoutput>
Bruce
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