[Javascript] Writing to Document after a function is executed.
Peter-Paul Koch
gassinaumasis at hotmail.com
Sun Mar 25 10:16:43 CST 2001
><SCRIPT>
>functing bla()
>{
>var colors = new Arrays("Yellow", "blue", "red");
>}
><SCRIPT>
Syntax error: 'new Arrays' should be 'new Array'.
><FORM>
><INPUT TYPE="Text" onChange="bla();">
></FORM>
Possible, but why would you want to do this? Why not initialize the array
immediately (ie. not in a function)?
><SCRIPT>
>document.writeIn(colors[0])
></SCRIPT>
If you put directly in your page it'll give an undefined error because
colors[0] isn't yet defined when the browser tries to execute this bit of
script (ie. directly when it has been received from the server). Solution:
initialize the array directly and get rid of the onChange.
Syntax error: 'writeIn' should be 'write' or 'writeln' (small l instead of
capital I)
ppk
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