Re: Does Macintosh read uppercase?
From: Murray (forums_at_HAHAgreat-web-sights.com)
Date: 02/22/05
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Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2005 17:04:25 -0500
Yeah - I saw that, too, and I had filled in the whole form, so, it's
something else I think....
-- Murray ============ "Jim Carlock" <anonymous@127.0.0.1> wrote in message news:%23jp08lSGFHA.3792@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... > It looks like your error trapping isn't working: > > Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80040e14' > Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'PetsReg.ID ='. > /Registrations/authorizenet2/PEConfirmCC.asp, line 45 > > That's what I get when I click on the Submit button without > filling any information in. > > -- > Jim Carlock > Post replies to newsgroup. > > "Jim Fitzgerald" <JimFitzgerald@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > Jim: > > I have the web pages on a web server now, so you can look at them > through any browser. You can't hurt it. > > Here is what you should do. Open this page. The page has two forms one one > page. It loads pre-existing district numbers and club names, and then > redirects that information to a third form on a seperate page, which > should > open automatically. It will in IE, so you will want to run it in IE to see > how the scripts are supposed to run. > http://www.rotary5830.org/Registrations/2005/pe.asp > > Most of the problems show up on the third (last) form. > > Thanks for any help you can give. This is so frustrating because it works > so well on 95% of the registrations. > > > "Jim Carlock" wrote: > >> Javascript is supposed to be case-sensitive on all platforms, >> (as is Java). Other scripting languages like vbScript and ASP >> don't have this problem. >> >> If you have variables named: >> >> var Idx = 1; >> var idx = 10; >> >> they are two DIFFERENT variables. >> >> There are a couple things that you might want to consider >> before jumping to conclusions, though... >> >> 1) Does it happen on ALL MacIntosh computers? If it >> works on one but not on another, then there is something >> wrong or different about the Mac that it doesn't work on. >> This is probably the most important aspect to identify. >> 2) Look at the website with different browsers. Does it >> appear to be a problem when using the mozilla or firefox >> browser? If it fails on mozilla or firefox but runs on IE, >> then all of the code should be rewritten so that it runs on >> the mozilla browsers as well as Internet Explorer. The >> mozilla and firefox browsers are free and easy to install... >> http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox/ >> >> What's the webpage that's having the problem??? Maybe >> someone here has a Mac or can test the page with a >> Mozilla browser if you don't want to do it yourself. >> >> -- >> Jim Carlock >> Post replies to newsgroup. >> >> "Murray" <forums@HAHAgreat-web-sights.com> wrote: >> > Macs seem to be reading the fields ok and most web Bots, but the >> > javascript >> > calculations and validations it seems to ignore. I am guessing that I >> > will >> > have to rename the fields and their references in the javascript to all >> > lowercase and underscores. >> >> I doubt that is the problem. I think it's much more likely that the >> scripting itself is overlooking something "Macintoshy". >> >> While I am not much of a scripter, others here are - you wanna post the >> code, or a link to the page? If the latter, then I can examine it "in >> Macinto" so to speak.... >> >> -- >> Murray >> ============ >> >> "Jim Fitzgerald" wrote: >> > Thanks Murry: >> > >> > I appreciate your taking the time to reply. >> > >> > Macs seem to be reading the fields ok and most web Bots, but the >> > javascript >> > calculations and validations it seems to ignore. I am guessing that I >> > will >> > have to rename the fields and their references in the javascript to all >> > lowercase and underscores. >> > >> > Do you think that will solve the problem, or will it take some major >> > changes >> > to make it work? I can make the case-changes but I am not a >> > programmer, >> > but >> > my son, who did the form for me is. >> > >> > "Murray" wrote: >> > >> >> Errr - >> >> >> >> Yes. No. >> >> >> >> -- >> >> Murray >> >> ============ >> >> >> >> "Jim Fitzgerald" wrote: >> >> > Does Macintosh read upper and lower case scripts? I have a form >> >> > that >> >> > uses >> >> > JavaScript to manipulate several fields. The field names are mixed >> >> > upper >> >> > and >> >> > lowercase. >> >> > >> >> > Could that cause a Mac to ignore the scripts? > >
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