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Ok, here's my last stab at begging for attention :)

Do I need some kind of .ivr association on my machine to download those files properly? Or are they a type of .txt file?

I'm trying to implement this virtual tour: http://www.granite.mb.ca/whiteshell/betula/vr/beach.htm into the new version of this site. By the way, I didn't design the old site so don't hold it against me. The old developer emailed me all the files for this virtual tour. She included all of the...

Oooh ok. So if my poster is going to be 24x30 I'm going to use a resolution of at least 266. They haven't let me know the size of the poster yet, but I have a feeling it's going to be a bit smaller than that. If so, would I use the same resolution?

Suddenly I'm not just the web person but the print person as well. I have to make a poster - I'm assuming regular poster size (whatever that is). What should the DPI be? And the size in inches should equal the size of the final poster? Yeah, dumb questions, but again...not a print person.

Hey cool! It worked. Why would it be saying "document.form3.txtPassword.value; is not an object? What do I need to do?

Please help...I am dying

Can I combine them somehow to make it check the length of the password, and if it's over 6 characters, the rest will follow through?

I want both these functions to run when they submit their password: function formValidation(PasswordForm) { //txtPassword=document.PasswordForm.txtPassword; with (PasswordForm) { if (txtPassword.value.length < 6) { alert('Your password must...

I guess I just really don't understand why this javascript function and this form code: function formValidation(CompanyName) { with (CompanyName) { if (emptyValidation(CompanyName, &quot;Please enter a Company Name.&quot;) == false) { CompanyName.focus(); return false; } } }...

I'm still having the problem that I posted in the other thread, but this one is fixed. I'll deal with the other after lunch ;)

You're right!!! Thanks so much. :)

I tried, and when I click the button it says &quot;document.txtPassword.value is not an object function formValidation(PasswordForm) { //txtPassword=document.PasswordForm.txtPassword; with (PasswordForm) { if (emptyValidation(document.txtPassword.value, &quot;Please...

Nope! I don't see why it won't work. You know - even if I take out all of the password stuff and just make it function formValidation(PasswordForm) { //txtPassword=document.PasswordForm.txtPassword; with (PasswordForm) { if (txtPassword.length < 6) {...

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Ok...It's still not bringing up the prompt. I'm sorry, I am clueless, and don't even enjoy doing this stuff, so I'm sure I am annoying you like crazy. Here is all of my javascript: <SCRIPT language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;> function NewCompany() { var NewCompany= prompt('New Company name:'...

Oh no! Here's the code for that. function emptyValidation(entered, alertbox) { with (entered) { if (value == null || value == &quot;&quot;) { if (alertbox!=&quot;&quot;) { alert(alertbox); } return false; } else { return true; } } }

The emptyValidation is there because I have a function which checks to see if fields are empty (I didn't post ALL of my code on here, I could if that would help). I changed it to this and it doesn't make a difference. function formValidation(PasswordForm) {...

So which line should I be replacing with document.txtPassword.value?

Shouldn't this test to see how long their password is? It doens't do anything! Even if I take out the first emptyValidation part. function formValidation(PasswordForm) { with (PasswordForm) { if (emptyValidation(txtPassword, &quot;Please enter a password.&quot;) == false) {...