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Just use the functions I gave you and it will work fine. You should also get som kind of javascript debugger that points out errors in your code. Modified below to give an alert on dates before next...

Since valiDate is called from within compareDate you don't need to call valiDate at all. Just send the user input to compareDate as I did above and it will work.

Change your code like this and...

Wow, that is a lot of else if's... First of all, it is almost always better to compare the user input with what you want it to look like, not with what you don't want it to look like. Take this...

Seems like the BB code removed the backspace in my regular expression. The validate function should look like this:



function valiDate(userInputDate){
var...

If "cardexp" is the id of the textbox you could do:



if (compareDate(document.getElementById('cardexp').value)){
// compareDate returns true, do sum awsm stuffz
alert("You entered a valid...

A simple solution would be to split the user input string into month and year and compare the two with the current date, like this:



function compareDate(userInput){
var currentDate = new...

Your code almost works, but you have to read up on functions and how they work. If you define a variable inside a function, it will only work locally, in that function. Therefore:


greet(who1);...

It's not PHP. It's javascript code with a PHP "color scheme". Try it out. :)

Hi Amber!

Here's a short script that prompts for first and last name and prints it on the page. Is this what you are looking for?



function getName(){
firstName = prompt("Please tell me...

I am trying to learn MooTools and object oriented programming while working on a small textbox aoutocomplete project. The idea is as follows:

On keyUp event, an Ajax request is sent to a php-page...