Don't see the error here

[Fetty]

<script language="JavaScript">
function copyComment(fieldNameVal,fieldTextVal){
eval("document.Forms[0]." + fieldNameVal + ".value =" + fieldTextVal)
}
</Script>

 

[Lee]

Fetty said:

<script language="JavaScript">
function copyComment(fieldNameVal,fieldTextVal){
eval("document.Forms[0]." + fieldNameVal + ".value =" + fieldTextVal)
}
</Script>

1. language="Javascript" is deprecated.
2. Don't use eval() to reference form fields.
3. There is no document.Forms attribute. It's "document.forms".


Try:

<script type="text/javascript">
function copyComment(fieldNameVal,fieldTextVal){
document.forms[0].elements[fieldNameVal].value = fieldTextVal;
}
</script>

 

[Rob B]

eval("document.F<------ try an 'f'

Never mind, junk the whole thing....

document.forms[0].elements[fieldNameVal].value = fieldTextVal;

 

[Grant Wagner]

<script language="JavaScript">
function copyComment(fieldNameVal,fieldTextVal){
eval("document.Forms[0]." + fieldNameVal + ".value =" + fieldTextVal)
}
</Script>

script tag language attribute deprecated, type attribute required.
eval() not required. JavaScript is case-sensitive and the forms
collection of the document object is lowercase.

<script type="text/javascript">
function copyComment(fieldNameVal, fieldTextVal)
{
document.forms[0].elements[fieldNameVal].value = fieldTextVal;
}
</script>