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Terry
Hi,
I am running into this problem with IE 5.2 for Mac.
Say I have a textfield name t_field that has no initial value in it. If
I use Javascript to calculate the value, then assign this value to the
value of t_field, using:
t_field.value = var_for_this_value;
For some reasons that I can't figure out, IE for Mac doesn't display
the value in this textfield. However, if I move the scroll bar up and
down a bit and force the screen to refresh, the number appear in the
textfield. The value is definitely passed on t_field, but it seems like
IE has trouble displaying it.
I have tried the script on other browers and they all worked fine. Any
work-around for this?
Thanks in advance!
Terry
I am running into this problem with IE 5.2 for Mac.
Say I have a textfield name t_field that has no initial value in it. If
I use Javascript to calculate the value, then assign this value to the
value of t_field, using:
t_field.value = var_for_this_value;
For some reasons that I can't figure out, IE for Mac doesn't display
the value in this textfield. However, if I move the scroll bar up and
down a bit and force the screen to refresh, the number appear in the
textfield. The value is definitely passed on t_field, but it seems like
IE has trouble displaying it.
I have tried the script on other browers and they all worked fine. Any
work-around for this?
Thanks in advance!
Terry