BigAl75

What about choosing only one of the entries? Like if I only wanted to show the information for the employee named Joe, how would I go about doing that?

Thanks for the help. If I had XP Pro, I'd just install the IIS server.Al

Awesome. Thanks.Al

Anyone please?

I have apache, php, mysql etc. installed on my computer to preview my sites as I develop them before I upload them online. One of the things I now have for college is an assignment creating aspx pages. I've noticed that in the phpinfo page on my server it says that asp_tags are turned off. How do I go about turning them on so that I can view the aspx pages as they are intended to be viewed instead of viewing the code when I bring up the page ina browser?Al

Is there a way to do that without creating a list?

This is what I meant by "both cell numbers to show up": </HAddress> <CPhone>123-9876</CPhone> <CPhone>123-9876</CPhone><Appointment> Not a typo, this is exactly as it came when we got the assignment.Thanks for the help.Al

OK, sorry if this has been asked before, but I did a search, and must not be searching for the correct term.Here is a part of the information from the xml file: <EmployeeList> <Employee> <EmployeeName>Max</EmployeeName> <DOB>Apr 7, 1967</DOB> <SSN>123-98-4567</SSN> <HPhone>123-3232</HPhone> <HAddress> <Apt>Apt 8</Apt> <Street>1239 W 99 ST</Street> <City>Los Angeles</City> <State>CA</State> <Zip>90007</Zip> </HAddress> <CPhone>123-9876</CPhone> <CPhone>123-9876</CPhone> <Appointment> <Affiliations> <Dept>CS Dept</Dept> <Title>Assistant Professor</Title> <Type>Faculty</Type> </Affiliations> <OPhone>123-9982</OPhone> <OAddress>CS-102</OAddress> <OHrs>1:00-3:00Pm</OHrs> </Appointment> <Appointment> <Affiliations> <Dept>IMSC</Dept> <Title>Assistant Professor</Title> <Type>Faculty</Type> </Affiliations> <OPhone>232-2323</OPhone> <OAddress>PH-998</OAddress> <OHrs>3:00-4:00Pm</OHrs> </Appointment> <Appointment> <Affiliations> <Dept>ISI</Dept> <Title>Assistant Professor</Title> <Type>Faculty</Type> </Affiliations> <OPhone>232-5454</OPhone> <OAddress>IS-834</OAddress> <OHrs>4:00-5:00Pm</OHrs> </Appointment> </Employee> <Employee> <EmployeeName>Len</EmployeeName> <DOB>Mar 7, 1978</DOB> <SSN>123-67-4567</SSN> <HPhone>444-2323</HPhone> <HAddress> <Apt>Apt 6</Apt> <Street>4321 E 28 ST</Street> <City>Los Angeles</City> <State>CA</State> <Zip>90008</Zip> </HAddress> <CPhone>434-8763</CPhone> <Appointment> <Affiliations> <Dept>IMSC</Dept> <Title>Assistant</Title> <Type>Student</Type> </Affiliations> <OPhone>121-9875</OPhone> <OAddress>PH-123</OAddress> </Appointment> </Employee></EmployeeList> Here is part of my xsl code: <table style="width: 100%; border: 1px solid Black; background-color: green;" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0"> <tr style="text-align: center; font-weight: bold; font-family: Verdana; font-size: 12px;"> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">Name</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">D.O.B.</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">SSN</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">H. Phone</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">H. Address</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">C. Phone</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">Affiliations</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">O. Phone</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">O. Address</td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; vertical-align: top; color: white;">O. Hours</td> </tr> <xsl:for-each select="EmployeeList/Employee"> <tr style="font-family: Verdana; font-size: 11px;"> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: gray; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="EmployeeName"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: silver; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="DOB"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: gray; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="SSN"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: silver; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="HPhone"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: gray; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="HAddress"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: silver; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="CPhone"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: gray; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="Appointment/Affiliations"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: silver; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="Appointment/OPhone"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: gray; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="Appointment/OAddress"/></td> <td style="border: 1px solid Black; background-color: silver; width: 10%; vertical-align: top;"><xsl:value-of select="Appointment/OHours"/></td> </tr> </xsl:for-each> </table> How do I get both of the cell number to show up, along with all the information inside the <Appointment> tags? Also, how do I get it NOT to show the <Type>?Here it is on the web:http://www.ny-outdoors.com/for_school/employee.xmlThanks for the help.Al

I guess I'm a wimp. I like Dreamweaver because I'm able to immediately see the changes I made. Of course, I'm still only programming xhtml, too, with some javascript stuff thrown in.Al

It has to ask the user if they meant a word in the dictionary, not just auto-correct it. Other than that, you pretty much hit the nail on the head. It also has to be able to check for all misplaced letters (hteir, too).Right now it's only checking words that have the same number of letters. I added the (wordUsed.substring(1) == u.substring(1)) hoping to narrow it down, but that made it return "Your word is not in the dictionary" all the time unless the word was spelled correctly.I'm going to be messing with it right up to the last minute, as I have until midnight tonight (2/17) to get this turned in.Wish me luck, and than you all very much for your help.Al

Well, it almost kinda sorta works. This is what I have for javascript code: var wordList = new Array() wordList[0] = "their"; wordList[1] = "calendar"; wordList[2] = "miscellaneous"; wordList[3] = "recommend"; wordList[4] = "believe"; wordList[5] = "x"; function readText (form) {/*This creates individual strings from the array elements*/ var v = wordList[0].toString(); var w = wordList[1].toString(); var x = wordList[2].toString(); var y = wordList[3].toString(); var z = wordList[4].toString(); var u = wordList[5].toString();/* *//*This splits the above strings into individual letters*/ var vSplit = v.split(""); var wSplit = w.split(""); var xSplit = x.split(""); var ySplit = y.split(""); var zSplit = z.split(""); var uSplit = u.split(""); var b; var c; var wordUsed = form.inputbox.value; for(c=0; c<wordList.length; c++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[c]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly."; break; } else if(wordUsed != wordList[c]) { if ((v.length == wordUsed.length) && (wordUsed.substring(1) == v.substring(1))) { for (b=0; b < v.length; b++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[b]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if (wordUsed.substring(1) == v.substring(1)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + v + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(2) == v.substring(2)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + v + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(3) == v.substring(3)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + v + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(4) == v.substring(4)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + v + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(5) == v.substring(5)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + v + "?"; } else if (wordUsed != v) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "The word you entered could not be found in the dictionary"; } } } else if ((w.length == wordUsed.length) && (wordUsed.substring(1) == w.substring(1))) { for (b=0; b < w.length; b++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[b]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if (wordUsed.substring(1) == w.substring(1)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(2) == w.substring(2)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(3) == w.substring(3)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(4) == w.substring(4)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(5) == w.substring(5)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(6) == w.substring(6)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(7) == w.substring(7)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(8) == w.substring(8)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + w + "?"; } else if (wordUsed != w) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "The word you entered could not be found in the dictionary"; } } } else if ((x.length == wordUsed.length) && (wordUsed.substring(1) == x.substring(1))) { for (b=0; b < x.length; b++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[b]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if (wordUsed.substring(1) == x.substring(1)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(2) == x.substring(2)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(3) == x.substring(3)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(4) == x.substring(4)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(5) == x.substring(5)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(6) == x.substring(6)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(7) == x.substring(7)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(8) == x.substring(8)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(9) == x.substring(9)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(10) == x.substring(10)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(11) == x.substring(11)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(12) == x.substring(12)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(13) == x.substring(13)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + x + "?"; } else if (wordUsed != x) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "The word you entered could not be found in the dictionary"; } } } else if ((y.length == wordUsed.length) && (wordUsed.substring(1) == y.substring(1))) { for (b=0; b < y.length; b++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[b]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if (wordUsed.substring(1) == y.substring(1)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(2) == y.substring(2)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(3) == y.substring(3)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(4) == y.substring(4)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(5) == y.substring(5)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(6) == y.substring(6)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(7) == y.substring(7)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(8) == y.substring(8)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(9) == y.substring(9)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + y + "?"; } else if (wordUsed != y) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "The word you entered could not be found in the dictionary"; } } } else if ((z.length == wordUsed.length) && (wordUsed.substring(1) == z.substring(1))) { for (b=0; b < z.length; b++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[b]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if (wordUsed.substring(1) == z.substring(1)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + z + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(2) == z.substring(2)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + z + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(3) == z.substring(3)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + z + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(4) == z.substring(4)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + z + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(5) == z.substring(5)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + z + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(6) == z.substring(6)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + z + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(7) == z.substring(7)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + z + "?"; } else if (wordUsed != z) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "The word you entered could not be found in the dictionary"; } } } else if ((u.length == wordUsed.length) && (wordUsed.substring(1) == u.substring(1))) { for (b=0; b < u.length; b++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[b]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if (wordUsed.substring(1) == u.substring(1)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(2) == u.substring(2)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(3) == u.substring(3)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(4) == u.substring(4)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(5) == u.substring(5)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(6) == u.substring(6)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(7) == u.substring(7)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(8) == u.substring(8)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(9) == u.substring(9)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(10) == u.substring(10)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(11) == u.substring(11)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(12) == u.substring(12)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed.substring(13) == u.substring(13)) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Perhaps you meant " + u + "?"; } else if (wordUsed != u) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "The word you entered could not be found in the dictionary"; } } } else { form.wordCompareResult.value = "The word you entered is not in the dictionary."; } } } }function addWord() { wordList.splice(5,1,wordUsed) form.inputbox2.value = wordList[5].toString(); } and here's the html to go along with it: <html><head><title>Spell checker for CIS 227</title><meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1" /><script src="spellcheck.js"></script></head><body><form name="form" method="get">Enter your word: <br /><input type="text" name="inputbox" /><input type="button" name="button2" value="Check Spelling" onClick="readText(this.form)"> <input type="button" name="addword" value="Add Word" onclick="wordList.push();" /> <p> <textarea name="wordCompareResult" cols="60" rows="6" id="arrayObjects" readonly="true"></textarea> </p><p> <input type="reset" name="Reset" value="Clear All fields" /> </p> <p> <input type="text" name="inputbox2"> </p></form></body></html> It was doing what it was supposed to do - check for misplaced letters (tehir instead of their) and returning a suggestion word. I added the (wordUsed.substring(1) == u.substring(1)) because when you typed in "hello", instead of returning "The word you entered is not in the dictionary" it would recommend "their" because they both have 5 letters in them. Now, it says "The word you enetered....." for "hello", but it also returns "The word..." for tehir."I'm completely lost as to what to do next. I've been up until 3 or 4am every day for the last 18 days working on this, and it's due Friday (2/17). Like I said before, I don't want anyone to do it for me, just offer hints/suggestions as to how I can make it work. If I can at least get it back to suggesting words again, I'd be better than I am now.Thanks for any help. I'll check this thread again one more time before I face the terminator tomorrow. lolAl

I need to exchange information between functions. I have 2 functions; wordList and addWord. The wordList function is doing almost all of the work. All I want to do with the addWord function is to add the user submitted word to the end of the array created in wordList so that, it will also be in the dictionary. Once this happens, the user should be able to try checking the word again, and it should say that the word is spelled correctly.I am at a complete loss on how to do this. I keep getting a "wordList has no properties" error or a "wordList not defined" error.Here's what I got so far (javascript code on its own page, form code on html page): function readText (form) { <!-- This creates individual strings from the array elements and prints the length of each element in the array var wordList = new Array() wordList[0] = "their"; wordList[1] = "calendar"; wordList[2] = "cemetery"; wordList[3] = "recommend"; wordList[4] = "believe"; wordList[5] = "x"; var v = wordList[0].toString(); var w = wordList[1].toString(); var x = wordList[2].toString(); var y = wordList[3].toString(); var z = wordList[4].toString(); var vSplit = v.split(""); var wSplit = w.split(""); var xSplit = x.split(""); var ySplit = y.split(""); var zSplit = z.split(""); /* document.writeln((v.length) + ", " + v + ", " + vSplit + "<br />") document.writeln((w.length) + ", " + w + ", " + wSplit +" <br />") document.writeln((x.length) + ", " + x + ", " + xSplit + "<br />") document.writeln((y.length) + ", " + y + ", " + ySplit + "<br />") document.writeln((z.length) + ", " + z + ", " + zSplit +" <br />") */ --> var wordUsed = form.inputbox.value; var x; for(x=0; x<wordList.length; x++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[x]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if(wordUsed != wordList[x]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is NOT spelled correctly, or is NOT in the dictionary. If you\'re sure it is spelled correctly " + "you can add it to the dictionary by pressing the \'Add Word\' button below."; } } }function addWord() { var a = wordList[5].toString(); form.inputbox2.value = a; wordList.push(wordUsed) wordList.splice(4,wordUsed) } <form name="form" method="get">Enter your word: <br /><input type="text" name="inputbox" /><input type="button" name="button2" value="Check Spelling" onClick="readText(this.form)"> <input type="button" name="addword" value="Add Word" onclick="addWord()" /> <p> <textarea name="wordCompareResult" cols="60" rows="6" id="arrayObjects" readonly="true"></textarea> </p><p> <input type="reset" name="Reset" value="Clear All fields" /> </p> <p> <input type="text" name="inputbox2"> </p></form> And I still need to figure out how to check for missplaced letters (hteir) and double typed letters (ttheir). I have an idea on how I will go about this, but I just can't figure out how exactly to do it. I came up with this to split up the array to strings, then the strings to individual letters: var wordList = new Array() wordList[0] = "their"; wordList[1] = "calendar"; wordList[2] = "cemetery"; wordList[3] = "recommend"; wordList[4] = "believe"; var v = wordList[0].toString(); var w = wordList[1].toString(); var x = wordList[2].toString(); var y = wordList[3].toString(); var z = wordList[4].toString(); var vSplit = v.split(""); var wSplit = w.split(""); var xSplit = x.split(""); var ySplit = y.split(""); var zSplit = z.split(""); //not needed - for validation purposes only document.writeln((v.length) + ", " + v + ", " + vSplit + "<br />") document.writeln((w.length) + ", " + w + ", " + wSplit +" <br />") document.writeln((x.length) + ", " + x + ", " + xSplit + "<br />") document.writeln((y.length) + ", " + y + ", " + ySplit + "<br />") document.writeln((z.length) + ", " + z + ", " + zSplit +" <br />") Any ideas? I know it's kind of last minute, as it's due Friday (2/17) but I'd really appreciate any help.Thanks.Al

Heh. I don't have much of a choice. The reason I'm asking how to do it instead of asking if there was someone who could do it for me is that it's an assignment for a college class.I have to create a 5 word array (the dictionary) and check a user submitted word against that array. If the word doesn't match right off, I then have to check for transposed letters ( hteir instead of their) and double-posted letters (ttheir instead of their). If the word does not match, I have to give either the correct spelling of the word, or else ask the user if they want to add the word (I'm guessing using an array.push() method) to the dictionary.Here's what I have so far. I keep getting the error "form2 has no properties" (I've highlighted the line that FireFox's JavaScript Console tells me the error is in, but don't know how to fix it.): <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- function readText (form) { var wordList = new Array() wordList[0] = "their"; wordList[1] = "calendar"; wordList[2] = "cemetery"; wordList[3] = "recommend"; wordList[4] = "believe"; var wordUsed = form.inputbox.value; var x; for(x=0; x<wordList.length; x++) { if(wordUsed == wordList[x]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is spelled correctly"; break; } else if(wordUsed != wordList[x]) { form.wordCompareResult.value = "Your word is NOT spelled correctly, or is NOT in the dictionary. If you\'re sure it is spelled correctly " + "you can add it to the dictionary by pressing the \'Add Word\' button."; } } } function addWord (form2) { var userSubWord = new Array() userSubWord.push() var s = userSubWord.toString();/*********************HERE*******************************//*------------------------------------------------------*//*------------------------------------------------------*/ form2.inputbox2.value = s;/*------------------------------------------------------*//*------------------------------------------------------*//*********************HERE*******************************/ alert(s); } --></script></head><body><form name="form" method="get">Enter your word: <br /><input type="text" name="inputbox" /><input type="button" name="button2" value="Check Spelling" onClick="readText(this.form)"><input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Add Word" onclick="addWord ()" /> <p> <textarea name="wordCompareResult" cols="60" rows="6" id="arrayObjects" readonly="true"></textarea> </p><p> <input type="reset" name="Reset" value="Clear All fields" /> </p></form><form name="form2" method="post"> <p> <input type="text" name="inputbox2" readonly="true"> </p></form>

I'm guessing I'll have to use something like this to get double letter posts and misplaced letters to be checked, correct? <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- This creates individual strings from the array elements and prints the length of each element in the array var wordList = new Array() wordList[0] = "their"; wordList[1] = "calendar"; wordList[2] = "cemetery"; wordList[3] = "recommend"; wordList[4] = "believe"; var v = wordList[0].toString(); var w = wordList[1].toString(); var x = wordList[2].toString(); var y = wordList[3].toString(); var z = wordList[4].toString(); var vSplit = v.split(""); var wSplit = w.split(""); var xSplit = x.split(""); var ySplit = y.split(""); var zSplit = z.split(""); --></script>

What about double letters and misspelled words? Like ttheir and thier?Thanks for the help.

I'm new to javascript, and was wondering how I would go about validating a word submitted by a user against an existing array? I want the word the user submits to match one of the 5 words in the array I created. I'm guessing I'd have to use something like array.toString(), wordSubmitted.split(""), arrayWord1.split(), then compare the two, if that doesn't match, move to the second arrayWord. Am I correct in this?Al