Recent content by lbrooks

I meant what would cause the above not to execute. The function SetSelectIndex is not firing.

Within an XSLT file, I am calling an external js function. I have the following within my XSLT file: <script> SetSelectIndex(this.form,'paramprocess', '{ParameterType}'); SetSelectIndex(this.form,'paramapproval', '{Any/ApprovalType}'); SetSelectIndex(this.form,'paramtype'...

Is my problem clear, do I need to provide more?

Overall: When I attempt to use the insertBefore method I get an error "Insert position node must be a child of the node to insert under." Below I walk through my code explaining what I am doing. Any help would be grealy appreciated. //this is just to show that I am working with two...

I was able to "thank trollacious for this valuable post". There are purple links next to his name on every reply. Did misunderstand something?

Done!

trollacious, I know how frustrating it can be when you have someone on the other end missing the obvious. My apologies again for my rudeness last week. And I really appreacite your help this week. I am not that bad, just my head in the clouds the past week. Until next time. If you need a...

Ok. I have figured it out. Thanks to trollacious. for some reason I could not see the most simplest thing. Arghhh. But thanks so much.

Ok beat me over the head. My bad. I get what you are saying. But I did learn something else. It appears that on a Win 2003 box it only recognizes the .aspx extention. Is this true?

I am not running this on my local machine. It is on another machine.

Ok. I think this may cause the problem, but I don't know why. Let me start from the beginning. I have a page RecipeMain.asp. RecipeMain.asp is like a container for all other page. So within the RecipeMain.asp I have the following: <td> <DIV id="folderTree" STYLE="padding-top: 8px;"></DIV>...

\\mes\dsr\Dev\RecipeMain.asp

Yes you are right. But this page is the result of a user clicking submit. On Win 2000 server it works fine, but on Win 2003 is does not work. So on my form I have a button like so(keep in mind that this form is created within an XSLT file): <input type="button"...

I have another question. I did get this to work via a Windows 2000 server, but I get the same problem on a Windows 2003 machine. A recap of the issue describes differently: When submitting a form the browser displays the following for the page being called...

I mis-spoke. All I meant was that I can invoke ASP code by submitting a form. My point was that Ajax was not the only means. I should not have replied to trollacious so harshly, as they were only trying to help.