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Problems combining JavaScript and CDML in Netscape

rugsunshine
in Other Internet Technologies

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If anyone can help me out with this I would be most grateful.

I have an [FMP-RECORD] record loop running to display the results of a search query, and within this I have a check box which calls a JavaScript function (email01) like so:

<input type="checkbox" name="cb[FMP-field:id no]" onClick="email01('[FMP-field:email]', '[FMP-field:id no]', '[FMP-FIELD: company name]')">

and delivers back three fields to the function which are then compiled together and written to a -Token field.

My problem is that when viewing through Netscape 4.7 (it works fine on Netscape 6 and IE5), when I get more than five results, Netscape stops and FileMaker stop responding. I'm running FileMaker on Windows 2000, and I've tested this on both the Mac and the Win versions of Netscape with same results.

Has anyone had anything similar happen or have any explanation?

Netscape is often doing that. It is the most buggiest application I have ever seen.

I have problems with Gecko, the #top (back to top) links are not reliable, because they are from dynamic pages and Gecko is also sssslllloooowwww.

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