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nimaig <br />
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You are right that does work great in Netscape 4.7 , However it does not work in Netscape 6... Any Ideas on how to get it to work in that <br />
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Thanks Again<br />
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LK--&lt;<br />
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nimaig

You are right that does work great in Netscape 4.7 , However it does not work in Netscape 6... Any Ideas on how to get it to work in that

Thanks Again

LK--<



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Actually <br />
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I took out the code which checks the browser and left in just the formObj.action = &quot;&quot;&nbsp;and it seems to work fine <br />
on all 3 browsers <br />
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Thanks a million <br />
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LK--&lt;
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Actually

I took out the code which checks the browser and left in just the formObj.action = "" and it seems to work fine
on all 3 browsers

Thanks a million

LK--<

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Hi I have a form with some buttons and on the onClick() for the buttons I run a javascript function which changes the &quot;ACTION = &quot;&nbsp;for the form. This works fine in IE5+,i.e I can change the value and the form redirects correctly to. However in Netscape 4 and Netscape 6. It does not set correctly and the form always redirects to the original &quot;&nbsp;ACTION= &quot;&nbsp;web page .<br />
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Does anyone know of a way to correctly get this to work on Netscape, or have any pointers, comments, suggestions etc.<br />
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Thanks in advance <br />
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LK--&lt;
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Hi I have a form with some buttons and on the onClick() for the buttons I run a javascript function which changes the "ACTION = " for the form. This works fine in IE5+,i.e I can change the value and the form redirects correctly to. However in Netscape 4 and Netscape 6. It does not set correctly and the form always redirects to the original " ACTION= " web page .

Does anyone know of a way to correctly get this to work on Netscape, or have any pointers, comments, suggestions etc.

Thanks in advance 

LK--<

Changing a forms Action value using Javascript in Netscape

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