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slatet

slatet

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I posted the following in another forum and was told it was the wrong one, am I in the correct one now?

I am getting an error on the document.all onclick. Is this doable, or do I need to use a different function.....?

Response.Write(&quot;<HTML><HEAD><TITLE> Due Date Range </TITLE></HEAD><BODY>&quot;)

Response.Write(&quot;<table align=&quot;&quot;center&quot;&quot;><tr>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;<td colspan=&quot;&quot;2&quot;&quot; align=&quot;&quot;center&quot;&quot;><b>Enter date range in the format mm/dd/yyy</b></td>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</tr><tr><td>Start Date</td><td>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;<Input Type=&quot;&quot;textbox&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;StartDate&quot;&quot; runat=&quot;&quot;server&quot;&quot; ID=&quot;&quot;StartDate&quot;&quot; />&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</td></tr><tr>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</tr><tr><td>End Date</td><td>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;<Input Type=&quot;&quot;textbox&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;EndDate&quot;&quot; runat=&quot;&quot;server&quot;&quot; ID=&quot;&quot;EndDate&quot;&quot; />&quot;)

'*****************************************************************************************************

Response.Write(&quot;</td></tr><tr>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;<td align=&quot;&quot;right&quot;&quot;>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;<INPUT TYPE=&quot;&quot;button&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;btnOK&quot;&quot; VALUE=&quot;&quot; OK &quot;&quot; onClick=&quot;&quot;window.opener.FilterReportTasks(document.all.StartDate.value + &quot;&quot;*&quot;&quot; + document.all.EndDate.value);window.close();&quot;&quot;>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</td><td align=&quot;&quot;right&quot;&quot;>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;<INPUT TYPE=&quot;&quot;button&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;btnCancel&quot;&quot; VALUE=&quot;&quot;Cancel&quot;&quot; onClick=&quot;&quot;window.close();&quot;&quot;>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</td>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</tr>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</table>&quot;)
Response.Write(&quot;</BODY></HTML>&quot;)
 
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document.formName.fieldName.value = someValue

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I will try mwolf00's suggestion but in the mean time.. I am trying to concatenate two textbox values together to send it back to a javascript function. (We are using someone else's code and are having lots of problems. I have posted several problems in several forums)
 
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I believe it might be the &quot;&quot;*&quot;&quot; that I use to separate the dates. I just removed it and used it with the formname and I do not get an error.
 
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Sorry to post AGAIN. But now I get an error when I click ok stating that document.Formname.startdate is null or not an object.
 
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Response.Write(&quot;<INPUT TYPE=&quot;&quot;button&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;btnOK&quot;&quot; VALUE=&quot;&quot; OK &quot;&quot; onClick=&quot;&quot;window.opener.FilterReportTasks(document.all.StartDate.value + &quot;&quot;*&quot;&quot; + document.all.EndDate.value);window.close();&quot;&quot;>&quot;)

sometimes it's easier to get away from the server side code (stop the delimiters)

%>
<INPUT TYPE=&quot;button&quot; NAME=&quot;btnOK&quot; VALUE=&quot; OK &quot; onClick=&quot;window.opener.FilerReportTasks(document.myForm.StartDate.value + '*' + document.myForm.EndDate.value); self.close()&quot;>
<%

Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build better and bigger idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. - Rick Cook (No, I'm not Rick)

 
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Unfortunately I don't understand what you are suggesting when you put the %> in. I realize you are suggesting putting it on the client, but I currently do not have any %> anywhere in the code. So where would the opening one put be placed?
 
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Isn't the code that you posted from an ASP page? If there are no delimiters, then you might have a <SCRIPT RUNAT=SERVER> somewhere at the beginning... If so, then it would be

</script>

<INPUT TYPE=&quot;button&quot; NAME=&quot;btnOK&quot; VALUE=&quot; OK &quot; onClick=&quot;window.opener.FilerReportTasks(document.myForm.StartDate.value + '*' + document.myForm.EndDate.value); self.close()&quot;>

<script runat=server language=vbs>

Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build better and bigger idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. - Rick Cook (No, I'm not Rick)

 
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It is actually from a .aspx. So no delimiters or script tags.
 
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I see....

Response.write(&quot;<INPUT TYPE=&quot;&quot;button&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;btnOK&quot;&quot; VALUE=&quot;&quot; OK &quot;&quot; onClick=&quot;&quot;window.opener.FilerReportTasks(document.myForm.StartDate.value + '*' + document.myForm.EndDate.value); self.close()&quot;&quot;>&quot;)

Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build better and bigger idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. - Rick Cook (No, I'm not Rick)

 
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Even with this, I am still getting a &quot;document.myForm.StartDate is null or not an object&quot; error.
 
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do you have a field named &quot;StartDate&quot; inside a form called &quot;myForm&quot;? (both names are CASE SENSITIVE)...

Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build better and bigger idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning. - Rick Cook (No, I'm not Rick)

 
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Here are the two lines. I can't see any differences but I've been staring at it for so long.....

Response.Write(&quot;<Input Type=&quot;&quot;TextBox&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;StartDate&quot;&quot; ID=&quot;&quot;StartDate&quot;&quot;>&quot;)

Response.Write(&quot;<INPUT TYPE=&quot;&quot;button&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;btnOK&quot;&quot; VALUE=&quot;&quot; OK &quot;&quot; onClick=&quot;&quot;window.opener.FilterReportTasks(window.opener.FilterReportTasks(document.FilterDateRange.StartDate.value));self.close();&quot;&quot;>&quot;)
 
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Finally got it. I had extra code in the button click and when I put it back to &quot;all&quot; instead of the form name, it fixed it.

Response.Write(&quot;<INPUT TYPE=&quot;&quot;button&quot;&quot; NAME=&quot;&quot;btnOK&quot;&quot; VALUE=&quot;&quot; OK &quot;&quot; onClick=&quot;&quot;window.opener.FilterReportTasks(document.all.StartDate.value);self.close();&quot;&quot;>&quot;)



Whew! Thanks for helping.
 
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