Ony form fields, not the form name, get passed in with the form variables.
Change your if statement to the following:
That should fix it.
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Rod
On 6/7/06, Daniel Kessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> function county_nav(the_loc){
> document.county_form.action=String(the_loc);
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oh man, that was a big duh. I was afraid that it might be. I guess I'm not all
here today.
thank you very much everyone for your help.
> to check for the country in the form
>that has been posted. you don't need the "_form" part ?
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>On 07/06/06, Daniel Kessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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to check for the country in the form
that has been posted. you don't need the "_form" part ?
On 07/06/06, Daniel Kessler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> function county_nav(the_loc){
> document.county_form.action=String(the_loc);
> document.county_form.submit();
> }
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country_form is the name of your form. the name of the form itself is
not included as a key in the form struct/scope.
try , since 'fieldnames' is
always present as a comma-delimited list of fields that are passed in
the form.
you could also just use any field name...but the name of the form
itse
The form name isn't used in the form structure, just the field names.
will show you what's available.
Anyway, it looks like you want structKeyExists(form,'county')
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