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It may be because you didn't use document before you reference the field in the parent window: new_window.document.frm.UserID.value = board.UserID.value; ...try changing it to this: new_window.document.frm.UserID.value = document.board.UserID.value; ---------- function new...

Use this as the base for your condition: if (document.referrer.indexOf("http://www.blah.com") != -1) { // code if person did NOT come from your domain } else { // code if person came from your domain } ---------- function new Programmer(name,age) { this.name = name; this.age = age...

Hey all, I was wondering, what is the syntax for showing a new form and hiding the form the user clicked from? Also, what code would I use to make a command button, when clicked, exit the program? All responses will be greatly appreciated. ---------- function new Programmer(name,age) {...

Whoops, I messed up. I think the script should look like this: [code] if(window.location.search == "mypage.html?reload=true") { window.location = "mypage.html?reload=false&random=" + Math.random()"; } ---------- function new Programmer(name,age) { this.name = name...

You can't set a value with window.location.search. I think your script should look like this: if(window.location.search == "mypage.html?reload=true") { window.location = "?reload=false&random=" +Math.random()"; } ---------- function new Programmer(name,age) {...

It is possible, but not in a client-side language (i.e. JavaScript). You need to use a server-side language for that, such as Perl of ASP.

Although it's syntax is a bit different. It looks like this: document.getElementById("mylayer").adjacentHTML("text/html goes here");

The adjacentHTML property acts in the same way as innerHTML. I'm not entirely sure, but I think it only works in Netscape 6.

Sure. Just use this code: <script language=&quot;javascript&quot;> <!-- Hide script from old browsers if (document.referrer.indexOf(&quot;http://www.mydomain.com&quot;) != -1) { confirm(&quot;confirm this?&quot;); } // End hiding script --> </script> Hope that helps! Happy coding! :)

Hey SpiderWoman, I guess since you can use 'REMOTE_ADDR' you could also do 'REMOTE_HOST': var host = '<!--#echo var=&quot;REMOTE_HOST&quot;-->' function hostval() { document.form.hostvalue.value=host }

Ignore the tags in the revision of the code. I didn't realize you couldn't put &quot;TGML&quot; within the code tags.

I think your error is here: <a href=&quot;#&quot; onClick=&quot;return ValLogin(document.LoginF.UserID.value,document.LoginF.Password.value)&quot; onmouseover=&quot;changeImage('submit','but5h')&quot; onmouseout=&quot;changeImage('submit','but5')&quot;> You didn't put single quotes around...

You can save a file like this: <script language=&quot;javascript&quot;> <!-- Hide script from old browsers function save() { document.execCommand(&quot;SaveAs&quot;) } // End hiding script --> </script> Note that this will only work in IE.

When you are using variables from a form in an SQL statement, such as the &quot;INSERT INTO&quot; statement, do you need to put <cfoutput> tags around the data?