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<0> another reason I should get a raise
<1> lol
<1> DOM is a little beond me sorry
<1> but to be fair you probbaly get paid more than me :)
<0> you have no choice but to learn it if you want to get it done.
<1> does that make you feel better?
<2> If you're not able to comprehend that page then maybe a change of career might be in order.
<0> Pilum always can make me feel better :D
<1> well if you think being an accountant is no good for me?
<1> i never said i was an webdesigner
<2> If you're an accountant, why do you do webdev?
<1> because a friend asked me too
<1> as a favour
<1> because he knew that i know a little bit about it
<1> plus credit control != accountant
<1> so i'm not even an accountant
<1> :(
<2> It was you who said accountant. :-)
<1> i know
<0> btw, I know enough GAAP to program accounting subsystem, MRP to do the production planning, etc
<1> i like to big myself up
<1> ok you lost me again
<3> I'm having some weird problem, I'm removeing a frame then I add it back with the same function that I used to add it the first time and... it's not working anymore
<3> it seems like it's still there, but it has no properties
<4> you mean iframe, right?
<3> yes
<4> how are you removing it?
<3> document.removeChild(document.getElementById('idOfTheFrame'));
<4> why not just hide it?
<3> I want to remove it from the history chain
<4> why not use location.replace() ?
<3> cuz I don't know what it does :)
<3> let me see
<2> Replaces the current history entry.
<4> ok, i will allow this
<3> I see, thank you
<3> [Torgo]: thank you again, it worked, I tryed a lot of dumb stuff today because I didn't knew about this function
<4> np
<5> how do you validate a radio button if there is only one radio button? my validation function works fine when there is more then one radio button but if there is only one it does not work.
<0> just check the value ?
<0> is your function testing myradiobtnRef.checked? it shouldn't be matter how many radio button
<5> ya
<5> is it ok to paste 5 lines of code in here? I know lots of places dont like that
<0> not really make sense to have one radio button in a form
<0> pb.html-channel.com
<5> brb
<5> http://www.html-channel.com/pastebin.php?id=6
<5> the reason there is only 1 radio is the radios get added based on an ASP query. If there is only 1 result it only puts 1 button
<0> should have it checked by default then?
<5> well thats not really the issue. when the page loads and I select it it still doest submit becasue there is only one listed the validation doesnt work correctly
<5> i can rewrtie my asp to no list the option button but i figured just fixing the javascript validtion would be easier
<0> what is the error message?
<5> just comes up saying that no radio has been selected
<5> so it wont submit the form
<5> if there are 2 radios it works fine but jsut one it doesnt know its been selected
<0> frmMain.rFunction <- no array when it is only 1 elm
<5> ok im with ya
<0> so
<5> im working on telling it that if there is only 1 record to validate just that radio otherwise to use the array to validate
<0> ;)
<5> thanks for pointing that out for me
<5> i just figured that the lenght of the radio would be 1 if there was only 1 but its not its undefied
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