M
mtek
I may give this up.
I am passing a form object:
<a href="javascript:formvalidation(this);">SAVE DATA</a>
I receive the form:
function formvalidation(thisform) {
with (thisform) {
if (emailvalidation(CustEmail,"Illegal E-mail")==false)
{CustEmail.focus(); return false;};
But, the above line does not work. I thought that since I am passing
the form as an object reference and using the WITH keyword, I do not
have to refer to the form name or the .value property.......
Am I wrong? I just want to pass the form and refer to the fields by
name.....
John (Virgin to Javascript)
I am passing a form object:
<a href="javascript:formvalidation(this);">SAVE DATA</a>
I receive the form:
function formvalidation(thisform) {
with (thisform) {
if (emailvalidation(CustEmail,"Illegal E-mail")==false)
{CustEmail.focus(); return false;};
But, the above line does not work. I thought that since I am passing
the form as an object reference and using the WITH keyword, I do not
have to refer to the form name or the .value property.......
Am I wrong? I just want to pass the form and refer to the fields by
name.....
John (Virgin to Javascript)