Re: Javascript

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From: Eric Webb (emwebbNOSPAM_at_NOSPAMwebbuilt.com)
Date: 09/05/04 

Date: Sun, 05 Sep 2004 03:33:12 GMT

Hi Brenda,

This error has nothing to do with the Java programming language, but rather
with JavaScript scripting. The WWWConsortium has officially tried to rename
JavaScript to ECMAScript in order to avoid confusion. Anyway, it's just a
client side scripting language whose support is built into all Web browsers.

Anyway, I'd say there is a function named adjustPaxNum and an HTML button
with an OnClick property pointing to this function ( "OnClick =
JavaScript:adjustPaxNum() " ). When your mouse pointer hovers over the GO
button, you should see what you noticed in the bottom status bar.

I have no idea what this adjustPaxNum function does, but it should do it
when you click GO. Are you getting an error message? Is nothing happening
at all? You can't accidentally turn off JavaScript, so that isn't the
problem.

If the IE hangs or does nothing at this point, I'd say Jetsgo has a bug in
their JavaScript code. But I'd ensure that my IE was upgraded to the latest
version, if it isn't, and then give it another try.

Please send more info if I've not described the situation as you see it.

Regards,
Eric

"Brenda" <Brenda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:45D90323-E9FE-4398-A2CD-CB4AF55CE7F5@microsoft.com...
>I really don't know too much about java application....but recently I tried
> to book a flight on Jetsgo. I signed up and searched for dates and when I
> was
> finished I clicked the button that says go and in the staus bar appears
> this
> message: javascript:adjustPaxNum().....Please tell me what this
> means...I've
> checked to see if my java is enabled and read a bunch of info I don't
> understand and I don't know what to do.....All I want to do is book a
> flight
> on line for my son......Any advice is appreciated....Thanks Brenda

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