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I'm at work fighting with a piece of Javascript code that refuses to work in IE6... Any other IE6 haters here? :biggrin:

I ban Smith6612 because in Argentina it's Friday... So it's not weekend. So he's lying. So he gets banned. =P

Qué pasaría si en vez de .visibility="hidden" usas .display="none"?

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I ban Dannad500 because his signature is a complete mess.

I take a plane and spray holy water all over the place, destroying all the undead. Then, I land on the hill and claim it under my name!

Probably you should use the exec method inside a loop... while(result = regex.exec(string) != null ) { // do something with result }

Granted, but the things that happen are absolutely random and unpredictable. I wish to have my own apartment.

Well, as a (amateur) photographer, I like CS3 better. It has some useful features... I also like its interface (it's better organized), and it seems to start faster than CS2.

My fav antivirus is Avast. It's free, user friendly, lightweight, updates without a problem, and works great. I used to like Norton before, but it just got heavier and heavier in every release... :(

Probably that's something you can't decide beforehand... It'll come naturally if you both are looking forward to kiss each other and start a relationship. If one of you isn't so sure, it just won't happen. Don't try to force the things. It'll happen if it has to... BTW, your "I hope she doesn't...

As I told you before, you should use: var mySelect = document.getElementById('select_id'); var myOption = mySelect.options[mySelect.selectedIndex].value; You'll have the value of the selected option in the var myOption.

Mmm, using the same browser?

Mmm... Perhaps you could do: if(isset($_POST["type"]) && $_POST["type"]==1) { // Registration type 1 } Being type a hidden field in the form. I prefer not to mess with global variables, but yours is a completely valid approach, nonetheless!

Maybe you can call a function in the onsubmit of the form, where you make all the checks. <form onsubmit="return validateForm()" ... > Where validateForm is a function that performs all the checks, shows alerts and returns false if anything went wrong, true if everything's OK. The leap year...

Sorry! My mistake!! The line with the for should be: for(x=1;x<=monthsArray[myValue];x++) {

They are the IDs of the select tags in the HTML document, just that... This function would use no arguments, really. It does what it needs just using the DOM.

Yes, but you could check what fields in the $_POST array are set, or you could use a hidden field inside the form... That way you don't have to mess with global vars...

And what do you want the global variable for? Maybe you can just check what fields you have in the $_POST array, or use a hidden field. =)

Alright, let's see... The standards compliant way to check the selected value of a select is: var mySelect = document.getElementById('my_select_id'); var myValue = mySelect.options[mySelect.selectedIndex].value; I guess that what you want to do can be done using an array that says how...