hi!!!!
yes we also faced the same probelm when we ere trying to call some
functions written in the javascript. Wherever u r giving
formname.fieldname.value=<condition> make sure to put the word document
before that. This solved our probelm.
For eg:
if ( form1.sName.value.length == 0)
blah
blah

instead it should be
if (document. form1.sName.value.length == 0)
blah
blah
Hope this helps.




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Subject:  JavaScript/JSP problem




 What we have tried to do is add some JavaScript logic to a JSP to check
user input in a text box on key events such as keypress, keydown and keyup.
Using static HTML with JavaScript it works fine in both Netscape 4.5 and IE
4.0.  When used in a JSP netscape completly ignores the key events but IE
works fine.  We are using jdk1.1.8 within IBMWebSphere Applicaton
ServerV2.0.  The strange thing is if we save the page source produced by
the
JSP as a html file and browse to that html file the javascript again works
fine.

Is there anybody out there who has encountered a similar problem and may be
able to offer some advice.


Thanks in advance,

Mark

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