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Javascript + XML, style="display:visible", 'Object Expected' error

Asked by dmullis in Extensible Markup Language (XML), Extensible HTML (XHTML)

Tags: error, expected, object, javascript

I am new to Javascript and XML. I have a working xml document programmed by others which contains other working javascripts programmed by others. I just wrote a new one as a test before I complicate my script further. I am geting an Object expected error on my script. Can someone tell me what is wrong with my script.

I have an element that I want to hide when the page loads set to style="display:none". This hides the element from displaying on my page. I wrote a test function to see if I can get the element to show back up when a user puts a number in a text box.

The element I am trying to get to show back up:
<element type="multilist" listtype="occurrence" id="occurrence" top="218" left="375" style="display:none" property="Occurrence"></element>

My function:

<javascript>
<![CDATA[
funtion showViolations()
document.getElementById("violationnumberbox");
}
if (!isNaN(violationnumberbox.value)==true);
document.getElementById("occurrence")style.display == "inline";
}
]]>
</javascript>

My textbox element with the associted event:

<element type="textbox" id="violationnumberbox" left="475" top="155" width="25" property="ViolationNumberBox">
<attribute name="onKeyUp">javascript:showViolations();</attribute>
</element>

There is another Javascript running on this page between it's on
<javascript>
<![CDATA[
</javascript>

tags. Could that be a problem?

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Javascript + XML, style="display:visible", 'Object Expected' error

Asked by dmullis in Extensible Markup Language (XML), Extensible HTML (XHTML)

Tags: error, expected, object, javascript

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