HTML - "next" Button In Form Will Not Work In Only Ie

A customer gave me a Word doc that they want turned into a printer friendly web page. I understand that there are tons of ways to do this but I really want the answer to the subject. What i'm referring to is a form that someone can print from the browser and "fill in the blanks" on the page where there are "underscores". My question is how to code those underscores. I tried manipulating the <hr> tag but it's putting way too much space in between each <hr>. I've already coded a "fill in the blank" line using <u>&nbsp;nbsp;</u> but that looks very messy.

What do you guys/gals think?

Hey,

I'm trying to write some code for expanding and concealing text
You can see this in action at youtube when you click the (more) button to expand text.

Suppose I had a heading: MyHeading
and a body of text: MyTextHere

How do I make it so that when you click MyHeading it makes MyTextHere (initially not visible) appear, and when you click MyHeading again, it makes MyTextHere disappear?

Thanks Alot.

How can I restrict form submission to only the Submit button? I find the forms can be submitted also by the user pressing the "enter" or the "return" key (Users typically use IE or Firefox) By a mouseover the "Submit" button, a final check of data integrity is done as follows....

<INPUT type="submit" value="Submit Form" onmouseover="validate(personal_SS.value,personal_SS.id,personal_lastname.value,personal_lastname.id, personal_firstname.value,personal_firstname.id,personal_Birthdate.value,personal_Birthdate.id)"> <INPUT type="reset" value="Clear form"> Data is 128 bit SSL encrypted

function validate(strngSS,x,strngLN,y,strngFN,z,strngBD,w)
{

if (strngSS== "") {alert("You didn't enter a Social Security Number.");
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
else
{
if ((strngSS.length < 9) || (strngSS.length > 9)) {alert("The Social Security Number is the wrong length. Just use numbers, no dashes... like 123456789 not " + strngSS);
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
else
{
var illegalChars = /\W\#/;
if (illegalChars.test(strngSS)) {alert( "The Social Security Number contains illegal characters. Just use numbers, no dashes or # signs.");
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
}
}
validateLN(strngLN,y)
validateFN(strngFN,z)
validateBD(strngBD,w)
}

function validateLN(strng,x)
{

if (strng== "") {alert("You didn't enter a Last Name.");
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
else
{
if ((strng.length < 3) || (strng.length > 15)) {alert("The Last Name is the wrong length. Just use letters, no dashes... " + strng);
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
else
{
var illegalChars = /\W\#/;
if (illegalChars.test(strng)) {alert( "The Last Name contains illegal characters. Just use letters, no dashes or spaces.");
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
}
}
}


function validateFN(strng,x)
{

if (strng== "") {alert("You didn't enter a First Name.");
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
else
{
if ((strng.length < 2) || (strng.length > 12)) {alert("The First Name is the wrong length. Just use letters, no dashes... " + strng);
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
else
{
var illegalChars = /\W\#/;
if (illegalChars.test(strng)) {alert( "The First Name contains illegal characters. Just use letters, no dashes or spaces.");
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;

}
}
}
}

function validateBD(strng,x)
{

if (strng=="") {alert("Please enter a valid Birthdate");
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;
}
else
{
if ((strng.length<8) || (strng.length>8)) {alert("Please enter your Birthdate in the form mm/dd/yy, not " + strng);
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;
}
else
{
var illegalChars=/[\-\.\m\,\ ]/;
if (illegalChars.test(strng)) {alert("The Birtdate contains illegal characters, use the format mm/dd/yy, not " + strng);
document.ReturnPatientEntry.x.focus();
return;
}
}
}
}


I know the coding is primitive, but it works. If the "Clear form" button is pressed, multiple consecutive error messages are tripped as the form is cleared. Can I suppress this as well?

Thanks,
Douglas McKibbin
augustasurgery.org

http://www.colletts.co.uk/winter_dolomites.htm

I have the above page that redirects users to my Winter Website - the HTML below isn't valid W3C does anyone know of a better and valid way to get this done? Cheers, Mas

HTML Code:

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="2.5;URL=http://www.colletts.co.uk/winter/winter_dolomites.html" />

Hi Jquery Guros,
I develop register form (in arabic).
I added "validator.addMethod" to check the firstname text.I want to check that the "firstname" text must be in INGLISH leter and Numbers(means, user

can't insert arabic leters or anything else).

I added the script:
///////// chack firstname (English leter OR numbers
<b> Code:

$.validator.addMethod("firstname",function(value,element){
return this.optional(element) || /^[a-zA-Z0-9._-]{3,16}$/i.test(value);
},"Username are 3-15 characters");

</b>


You can check the script at:
http://www.alnaddy.com/ldap/index1.php

Can anybody help me guys?

Thanks a lot.
Sam.