First, fix your XML by removing the closing tags for the StudyID nodes for which there are no opening tags. Then, this XSL will read the 'condition' nodes:
Well I'm sure there are more elegant ways out there, but this kind of accomplishes what you are trying to do, using an on-page clipboard thing. For some reason, I am using text input fields for the...
Perhaps you could try to open the modal dialog window from the frameset page rather than from the frame itself. In other words, trigger the 'parent' frame to open the dialog...
You probably just need to define lat1 and long1 as global variables. Then you can assign their values from within the geo function, and still retrieve the values to populate your array.
I didn't re-write your exact code, but I have uploaded two html pages to my site which illustrate a working example:
http://www.brenz.net/test.html
http://www.brenz.net/test2.html
I made a small fix to your if statement and it seems to work. You'll notice when you have a 'good value' for the input, the hrefs change on the links. I simplified the script and fabricated some...
You shouldn't be using quotes around the whole if comparison - only around the string your testing for. If COUNTY_NAM is a javascript variable, you don't use quotes around it. Try this instead:
I notice that the offending pages are missing the unordered list (<ul> and <li> tags) around the right-side navigation items. The pages that are working have that nav within a list. This could be...
Make this easier to debug by providing all of the code - including the form and/or entire html doc if relevant. Then, perhaps we can catch any typos you may have that could be causing the problem.
The problem is probably with limits and/or script timeouts in the Google API calls. I had a problem like this in which I was trying to geocode 100 points to plot them on the Google map and only the...
