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JavaScript Compatibility with Mozilla

Harish dp
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Joined: Aug 23, 2007
Posts: 3
Hi...


I have a javascript which is working well in Internet Explorer but the same is not working in Mozilla Firefox.

My script follows as follows

<script>
function getEmpApplication(skillId, status)
{

alert ("Hi");
document.employee_dashBoard.action="application.do?method=displayContents";
document.employee_dashBoard.skId.value = skillId;
var colIndex = Column();
document.employee_dashBoard.lvlId.value = colIndex - 1;
document.employee_dashBoard.status.value = status;
document.employee_dashBoard.submit();
}
</script>


Im getting the alert Message as "Hi" but after that it is not taking me into the next page
Bear Bibeault
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Eric Pascarello
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Do you have a name on your form tag?

Eric
 
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