> Unfortunately it doesn't work with Firefox "out
> of the box". But I did some debugging and with 3
> changes you should be able to get it to work in most
> browsers.
> 1. In Firefox, this script is executed
> before the controls on the page exist, which causes
> problems. Besides, according to the standard, script
> does not have attributes called "for" or
> "event". The simplest fix is to take out
> this script block, then find your tag
> and change it to:
>
> onload="RecomputeHand();"
I changed from event="onload" to event="onload()" (void parameter list.)
This still works in IE. I think (could be wrong) that defining window onload
like I did is supposed to override window onload in the body element. I found that
some make use of this to open popup windows with window.open("http...,height,
width,scrollbars,resizable,etc."). I mostly don't like those, but I suppose
they could be used in good taste. Maybe that's why this
doesn't work in Firefox. If the change I made doesn't work I'll try
defining onload in the body element.
>2. frmStrat
> You'll need to replace frmStrat with
> document.frmStrat in all your Javascript (i.e.
> everywhere except in the form tag itself).
I qualified frmStrat with document.frmStrat as you suggested.
> 3. txtDecks_onkeypress This looks like one of those
> areas where broswer behaviour isn't fully
> standardised. I found an explanation and a workaround
> here . In the input tag for txtDecks, add
> "event" as a parameter to
> txtDecks_onkeypress like this:
> onkeypress="return
> txtDecks_onkeypress(event)" Then replace your
> txtDecks_onkeypress function with:
> function txtDecks_onkeypress(e) {
> var key = window.event ?
> e.keyCode : e.which;
> if (! (key >= 48 && key <= 57)
> e.returnValue = false;
I basically did as you suggested:
function txtDecks_onkeypress(event) {
if (! (event.keyCode >= 48 && event.keyCode <= 57))
event.returnValue = false;
}
It works in IE. I'm not sure if I'll need to qualify event as window.event
for other browsers, but it seems to maybe make sense that I shouldn't since I'm
not passing window.event to the function.
> } Hope this helps.
Once again, it does 
.
kc
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