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Evidently this problem is beyond the scope of anyone here...

it appears that Netscape does not like onclick="enter()" When enter () has variables between the parentheses. Am I talking to myself?

My guess is it is the submit button that passes the variables. Here is the code that calls the function named enter. <input type=&quot;button&quot; onclick=&quot;enter()&quot;value=&quot;submit&quot; name=&quot;Button&quot;>

Anyone?... Anyone?...Beuller?

well, window.location.href worked in IE5, but not in Netscape. In Netscape 4.7, I am passed through to the ftp site, but not given the permissions needed to view certain files. IN Netscape 6, I just get an error that says: Error: enter is not defined.

Funny, I looked at the code on my original HTML page and the semicolon is not there. It , along with other stuff, was inserted into my message when I posted. Perhaps just giving the URL to the login page would be best. http://www.phoenixsoftware.com/signin.htm

When logging into an ftp site, one usually puts their ID and password in the following format )minus the &quot;/s&quot; around the @ symbol): ftp://userID:password/@/myftpsite.com The way things are now, one has to go through a rather cumbersome login process in both Netscape and IE5. Users do...

here is my code again. enter() is defined as a function <script language-&quot;javascript&quot;> <!-- function enter() { user = document.frm.user.value; pass = document.frm.pwd.value; window.location = &quot;ftp://&quot;+user+&quot;:&quot;+pass+&quot;@phoenixsoftware.com/pub/&quot;; }...

This is the error I get with the Netscape 6 javascript console. Error: object is not a function

Here is the submit button code. <input type=&quot;button&quot; onclick=&quot;enter()&quot; value=&quot;submit&quot; name=&quot;Button&quot;> Any idea?

It says &quot;Enter is not defined&quot;. It must be the Submit button on my form. What do I set it equalt to?

you click on &quot;Submit&quot; and it doesn't do anything. <script language-javascript> <!-- function enter() { user = document.frm.user.value; pass = document.frm.pwd.value; window.location =...

Done! Thanks! But now it is not working in Netscape 6. Any ideas?

okay here is where I'm at presently. When a user logs in as anonymous, they are to enter &quot;anonymous&quot; in the user ID field, and their email address in the password field. However the &quot;@&quot; symbol in the email address seems to confuse IE, so I get an error message page. So then...

Never mind. Here is the URL http://www.phoenixsoftware.com/signin.htm