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Yes I got that from a couple others yesterday. Thanks so much--lots of stress around here and too much work. Just needed another pair of eyes on it, I suppose. T Thanks! -Bob On 5/6/06 12:18 PM, "Michael Daly" <littlepd_64@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Bob, > > I'm not sure if this is the cause of your problem, but I see two things right > off the bat. > > First, in your script code, the spelling of the reference to your form > element, "PRICEING", does not mathc the spelling of the reference within that > element, "PRICING". > > Additionally, there is no attribute called "name" within a FORM element. I > believe the attibute you want is "id". > > Hope this helps, but I'll keep looking. > > Michael > > Bob Cozzi <cozzi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: I set up the following example HTML file > and get the same results. > "Object expected" But this time its on the [input] tag. > If anyone has any cool tools that can debug this stuff, that would be a great > help. > -Bob > > > > JavaScript Test Page > > > function reCalc() { > > var Qty = document.PRICEING.QTY.value; > var baseFee= 10.00; > > if (isNaN(Qty) or Qty Qty = 1; > } > > var extDiv = document.getElementById("EXTPRICE"); > if (extDiv) { > extDiv.innterHTML = "" + (Qty * baseFee) + ""; > } > > return; > } > > > > > > > I am paying for > [input] > attendee(s). The Amount Due is now: > 10.00 $10.00 each. > > > >
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