Error in HTML code
[nobr]I am getting an error in the javascript portion about an illegal character. I want to use a button to populate a text field.
<BR>
<FONT color="navy" size="+1"><B>Drawing PDMW Application</B></FONT><B><FONT
size="+1" face="Times New Roman" color="navy"> </FONT></B><FONT
size="+0" face="Times New Roman" color="navy"><B>Drawing Inquiry Data</B></FONT>
<BUTTON type="button" name="test" value="10">
<SCRIPT type="text/vbscript"><!--
function myClick(){
}
//--></SCRIPT>
</BUTTON>
</P><HR>
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[1082 byte] By [
SLDykea] at [2007-11-27 4:08:31]
Usually I write JavaScript != Java, but here I see you want to use VBScript ;-)
I think myClickis suppose to be onClickred
The vbScript was a mistake. I re-posted.
There is no tag in html with name <BUTTON>, i suppose it should be <input> tag
I've got a hot water pipe that goes "gurgle" when I hit it with a heavy book - can anyone help?
> I've got a hot water pipe that goes "gurgle" when I
> hit it with a heavy book - can anyone help?
Are you sure it's a gurgle?
Could it be a rattle, or even a squeak?
Anyway, check for any of the following:
- loose pipe straps
- air leak in the pipe system
Updating the pipe system would be a good idea at this point, unless you are able to ditch that book and get the equivalent electronic version.
> > I've got a hot water pipe that goes "gurgle" when
> I
> > hit it with a heavy book - can anyone help?
>
> Are you sure it's a gurgle?
> Could it be a rattle, or even a squeak?
Pretty sure it's a gurgle. I'll check again
> Anyway, check for any of the following:
> - loose pipe straps
> - air leak in the pipe system
>
> Updating the pipe system would be a good idea at this
> point, unless you are able to ditch that book and get
> the equivalent electronic version.
Thanks for your help. But I don't see how getting the electronic version will make things better, how am I supposed to hit a hot water pipe with a .pdf?
*shudder* All those <FONT> makes me feel sick (and nostalgic in a negative way).
> Thanks for your help. But I don't see how getting the
> electronic version will make things better, how am I
> supposed to hit a hot water pipe with a .pdf?
If hitting the pipe is part of your functional requirements, then only the update of the pipe system seems a viable option.
There are vendor tools, called "water hammer arresters" that address this specific issue.
> > Thanks for your help. But I don't see how getting
> the
> > electronic version will make things better, how am
> I
> > supposed to hit a hot water pipe with a .pdf?
>
>
> If hitting the pipe is part of your functional
> requirements, then only the update of the pipe
> system seems a viable option.
It's just something I've always done. Never given it any thought really
> There are vendor tools, called "water hammer
> arresters" that address this specific issue.
Fantastic! Where do I download them?
> > There are vendor tools, called "water hammer> > arresters" that address this specific issue.> > Fantastic! Where do I download them?Google for "water hammer arrester".You may need additional specialized hardware though.
