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document is the internal browser object. All browsers represent html page as DOM tree. You can read more about DOM here.
Maybe you have to add preventing default action of your button or form to...

This piece of code check if element with id u exists in your page and then set focucs on it.

I think the best way to do it will be recursive function.
Something like this:


function checkCredentials(){
var user_name = prompt("Username"),
password = prompt("password"),
...

You also put button into select. I think it should be outside.
This code works in firefox


<form id="form">
<select id="select" name="time2">
<option value="N/A">N/A</option>
...

I don't see element with id select

number.push(document.getElementById("input").value);

function replace(id, arg) {
var div = document.getElementById(id);
if (div) {
div.innerHTML = arg;
}
return false
}

For getting alert to the final if else first and last names should not be blank. So it will be something like this:


function validate()
{
var vText1=trim(document.frm.sText1.value);
...

Add some div that wrapped your form and add an id attribute to form, let's say "signup-form". Then you can do it with jQuery:


$("<div>Thank you!</div>").insertAfter($("#signup-form"));...

I add skype to my profile, you have to be able to see it.

Enable private messages in your profile settings.

It is optional parameter. Look here: FB.init

You can do it with PHP or with Javascript. With javascript it will be like this.

First of all you have to create new app in facebook. Then add this code to your page:


<div...

And what about other browsers? Did you get error only in Chrome?

It works properly in my browsers.

Can you show your HTML?


This line will return (not remove) HTML from the div. To remove HTML you have to write


$('#p-letter-container').html('');

What error did you get in Chrome in console?

First of all you have to implement trim function for old browsers (all new browsers have trim already implemented), it may be something like this (add it before $(document).ready):


if...

What error did you get in Chrome? I tried in Chrome and it works properly.

Use setTimeout and call the function that shows content and hides loader in setTimeout, not in window.onload.

If you want to reset the form after its submitting you should use setTimeout


<form id="mail" name="form" action="insert.html" method="get" target="_blank" >
<input type="text" class="input"...

Yes, there is an event onsubmit

Try this code, it should work, I've tested it in Chrome and Firefox:)


<form id="mail" action="insert.php" method="post" target="_blank">
<input type="text" class="input" id="email"...

Use CODE tags for better readability

I've just noticed that you have a closing slash "/" in the form's open tag. Maybe it causes strange behavior in different browsers.

Logic Ali is right. You haven't to call submit explicity. You can just remove that line from your function and the code should work properly.