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Javascript Form Question	by jmartinASSE	2005-03-08 13:21:49
So I'm using some javascript for the first time ever in an online form. Basically just to make sure the required field is filled in. My problem being the submit, I think. input type="submit" value="Submit Now" name="submit" onClick="ReadData()" So when I click the "Submit Now" button, it's running the function to make sure the field is filled in, but then it's going to the submit page anyway. How do I make it stop on the current page? Not sure if it helps at all, but here's the function... function verify() { var regform=(document.reg); var temp=(regform.Template); if ((temp.value)==0) { alert("Please select a template"); temp.value.focus(); temp.value.select(); } }
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Try	by Pic	2005-03-08 13:26:22
No! That will fail	by Didactylos	2005-03-08 13:28:59
Whats the command to submit a form...	by OnDemand	2005-03-08 13:30:03
I haven't the slightest clue what the command is	by jmartinASSE	2005-03-08 13:33:01
Yes	by staticsan	2005-03-08 13:47:56
with you...kind of	by jmartinASSE	2005-03-08 13:54:17
return false?	by Didactylos	2005-03-08 13:26:51
"return false;" is needed.	by shorty82	2006-11-19 12:55:59

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