buckibooster

The answers to your questions Ingolme are: I wrote that particular section of code over three (3) years ago. That's how long ago I started on this tool. I can't remember that far back but I'm reasonably certain I learned it from some code examples on the Internet. I changed it slightly to read "<META content=IE=10.0000 http-equiv=X-UA-Compatible>," but this does not seem to have affected anything. The tool still works in IE but not Firefox. As for CheckboxUpdate, it is a visual basic script that appears later in the header after two (2) of the three (3) javascripts including both of the scripts referencing the code lines previously discussed. It is used to restore all of the checkboxes on the form to the answer "No." This is part of the form reset. I can't explain why this error appears unless it has something to do with the order of appearance in the header, but since it is in the header and not the body, it should work no matter where it appears in the header. I should add, in case you have not already discovered this fact, that most of my html, javascript and php programming is self-taught over several years.

What you ask for is difficult. One (1) of the javascripts, which provides the skeletal outline for all of the tabs (i.e., changeTabs), has over 27,000 lines of code. The site can be reached at <my site>. If you look at it with IE and then with Firefox, the problem will be readily apparent.

Thanks for responding. In the first javascript, the potentially offending line of code is: document.getElementById('frame2').innerHTML = sScript; In the second javascript, the potentially offending line of code is: document.getElementById(sString).innerHTML = "6";

I've got a multi-tab web form that works just fine on Internet Explorer (Versions 10 and 11) but not on Firefox (Version 27). I've got the problem narrowed down to two (2) javascripts. They both have a common set of commands that may well be the cause of this problem. The common command is "document.getElementById('Frame or Tab ID').innerHTML". Although I've got it narrowed down to this source, I have no idea why it is happening or what I can do to fix it. I'd like to get this form to work on both platforms (i.e., IE and Firefox). Does anyone have any suggestions?