IE6 and javascript void()

<form name="theForm" id="theForm" action="" onsubmit="return false;">

I tried "#" it doesn't work.

<form name="theForm" id="theForm" action="" onsubmit="return false;"> doesn't work in IE6

I'm not entirely sure what it is you want to accomplish. You mentioned that IE6 does nothing when action="javascript: void(0)". That's to be expected. You also mentioned something about IE6 not redirecting, but I'm confused as to what you want it to redirect to (you explicitly told it to not do anything). Can you elaborate on what exactly you want?

Here it is http://www.schaerbeek-proprete.be/fr/dvd_comd.html

In fact I have 2 scripts: one script validates the fields if on submit if it's OK it redirects or it diplays error msgs. Works fine on any browser.
The 2nd script is an ajax script that autocompletes a field via an external php file. Works fine on any browser.
Problem comes when I use the 2 scripts together: in IE6 the call for redirection is done (I can see it in debugbar) but the page is not displayed.
You can check at the url

Thank you

I'm looking things over. dvd_options.php is throwing the following error:

Undefined variable: liste on line 53

I doubt that's causing any of the problem, but the autocomplete isn't working because of it.

I have initialized the variable but the problem remains.

In submitForm(), return false instead of just returning. A form's default behavior is to perform the action specified in the action property. You have to explicitly tell the form not to behave normally by returning false.

You can also remove javascript:location.reload(false); from the form's action property.

You should also change the onSubmit method of the Validation reference type to return false if validation fails.

I have done that (the reload was left from a previous test) but it still not work.

What's strange is that the request is sent but not executed.

I get an error in IE5: _submitButton is null or not an object in line 540. It looks like the error is caused by initiating the auto complete in the load event. The code is part one below. No element exists with an id of bouton_submit. So part one should be changed to part two.

You also don't need to call submit() in the button's click event. That'll happen naturally when the user clicks the submit button.

Validation.prototype.onSubmit still does not return false if the validation fails. So if validation fails, the form is still reloads the page when the user clicks the submit button.

// part one
window.onload = function(){initAutoComplete(document.getElementById('theForm'),
 document.getElementById('street'), document.getElementById('bouton_submit'))};
 
// bouton_submit doesn't exist; _send is the submit button
// so part one should be changed to the code below
 
// part two
window.onload = 
function(){initAutoComplete(document.getElementById('theForm'),
 document.getElementById('street'), document.getElementById('_send'))};

                                              

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Oops. I get an error in IE6, I mean.

I have done that, I also tried with the id of the submit button as "submit-button" to no avail.

I think the problem really is with the "javascript: void(0);"

Drives me mad