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Your welcome. Glad we got it fixed. :)

I think I know what the problem is...
The "½" that is shown in the code is a special character and the browser can't interpret it unless you use an HTML entity. That's why you get the strange...

That line of code is checking for 2 conditions. That's what the "&&" characters are testing... to see that both conditions qualify to execute the code that follows.

Condition 1
if (months%12 > 5)...

I'm not sure about the weird symbol. But given that the code is 6-7 years old (even after I found an update to the code) there may be some deprecated JS getting used.

As to the issue of showing...

My client has an iframe-type page that utilizes some PHP code to grab content from a 3rd party to display on the page. This "page" has a few navigation buttons that serve up new information.

We're...

Makes complete logical sense. My eyes were too zoned in on the code to think about the big picture. Thanks again.

Kor,

You were right. I just forgot to put the word "function" before the function name.

Thanks to Kor and Fang.

For my future Javascript knowledge, does a for loop have to be called onload...

Tried that and it didn't work...


<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
onload=agent() {
locate = window.location;
document.agent_selected.agent_name.value = locate;
text =...

What I'm trying to do:
I'm working on a site that employs several different agents. On each agent's page, there will be a link to get a quote from them. I'm trying to pass the agents name though to...

Arty,
That worked. I made the assumption that if the value wasn't specified it defaulted to whatever the option is. I thought that had worked for me in the past.

Scragar,
I replaced 'n.value'...

I created a form with a dropdown list as seen below:

<form action="#" name="family" id="family">
Price range for a family of
<select name="number" id="number" style="width:40px;...

Well, we're getting there. Here's my current code:

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
function divWrite() {
grabnum = document.getElementById('num').value;
numTravel = new Array();
for...

You mean like this?

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
function divWrite(num) {
var num = document.travellers.num.options;
numTravel = new Array();
for (i=1; i<=num; i++) {
numTravel[i]...

Ugh. I've never messed with arrays before. But I just read up on them a bit and made another attempt. Obviously this is not working. Feel free to laugh out loud at this code:


<script...

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
var lastDiv = "";
function showDiv(divName) {
// hide last div
if (lastDiv) {
document.getElementById(lastDiv).className = "hiddenDiv";
}
//if value...

I'm using a dropdown menu to allow a number to be selected (1-20). I have
hidden divs setup for each number. If 1 is selected, div1 should display. If 2 is selected, div1 and div2 should display....

I have 7 checkboxes in a form, but for simplicity, let's say I have have 3 (amongst other items) and would like to email the individual checkbox results only if it is checked. For example:

Please...

Yes, sorry about the confusion. I guess if I had used proper terminology upfront we may have gotten to a conclusion sooner.

The simple example we've been dealing with and your code above seems to...

By default, page 1 that has all of the JS loads a list of exercises without any description showing. Once an exercise is clicked on, it shows the exercise underneath the list and jumps down to the...

The function switchid() is located in page 1 and it does use id instead of name. I added your code to page 1 but didn't get it to work.
Here is the code for switchid():


<script...

Do you mean that it should be like this instead?

<a href="#whatever" onclick="switchid('whatever');">Link to whatever</a>

I have a page (we'll call it page1.htm) that uses named anchors along with JS and CSS that, when clicking a link, it will unhide/show the content AND jump to the named anchor so that the content is...

Ah yes. CLEAR! I should've known that, but thanks for taking my mind down memory lane.

I tried floating it left and for some reason it didn't stop floating after the </li></ul>. It did accomplish what I wanted it to do... it just wouldn't stop accomplishing.

Looks good in IE7.

You need to revalidate all of the pages though. Everyone of them contains either warnings or errors.