Name to a function !

[Frank Jacobsen]

WHen i call the function my 2 alert shows:

[object]
null

My print line gives me the correct name, can anyone see something that is wrong here.....

The onblur is replaced with frank, otherweise i cant add this topic, i get i error mesage ....

 
 
function beregnDiff(beregndiffname){
var sum = 0;
 
    alert("beregndiffname " + beregndiffname);
alert("beregndiffname " + beregndiffname.value);
}
 
<td class="clsContentCellB<%if(count%2==0){%>2<%}%>"  align="left"> 
   <input type="text" size="10" maxlength="17" TABINDEX=<%=tabIndex%> name="<%=mdb.getPcBeloebId().getName()%>" id="beloeb<%=count%>"
   <%System.out.println("fja name: " + mdb.getPcBeloebId().getName()); %>
 class="clsInputC" value="<%=mdb.getPcBeloebId().getValue()%>" 
       frank='javascript:beregnDiff(<%=mdb.getPcBeloebId().getName()%> :wink: ;' />
  <%if (mdb.getPcBeloebId().getError() == null) {
                %> 
         <img src="<wps:urlFindInTheme file="images/error_blank.gif"/>" border="0">
 <%} else {%><img src="<wps:urlFindInTheme file="images/error.gif"/>" border="0"> 
 <%}%> 
 </td>
 

Frank

[Muhammad Saifuddin]

Originally posted by Frank Jacobsen:
i get i error mesage ....

what is "i" means ?

[Eric Pascarello]

you can chaneg your onblur to be just onblur="yourFunc(this)"

In the future if you want to reference an object, you need to use document.getElementById or document.formName.elementName. IE IS BAD in the fact that if it can not find a variable named XXXX, it looks for form element ids/names that are XXXX. No other browser does that.

Another IE quirk is the name and id have to be the same if you use document.getElementById

Eric