Hi All
Not sure if this is me or is a bug in WebPlusX6.
I have attached an example wpp file.
It has just one page and on the page is a button. If you look at the 'Attach HTML....' code, you will see I have placed this javascript function (totally non-sensical, just a demo of the problem) in the header area:
To me it looks like WebPlus is interrupting this incorrectly. If you look at the conditional line with the < sign, the text after is being coloured blue. It is like WebPlus is treating this as a tag opener and then getting the rest of the code confused.
But this doesn't work when I upload it either, nothing triggers. If I take out the conditional part, the event fires perfectly (on buitton click).
Is this me? Something I am doing?
This is quite critical to the next part of the site, so need to get this working asap.
But I have looked at it and rewritten it and looked at it again and again and the solution is not coming to me! Perhaps looked at it too long now and a fresh pair of eyes might spot something (probably obvious!).
Thanks,
Trevor
Not sure if this is me or is a bug in WebPlusX6.
I have attached an example wpp file.
It has just one page and on the page is a button. If you look at the 'Attach HTML....' code, you will see I have placed this javascript function (totally non-sensical, just a demo of the problem) in the header area:
Code:
<script language="javascript">
function democlick()
{
var firstvalue = 1;
var secondvalue = 2;
alert(firstvalue);
alert(secondvalue);
if (firstvalue+1) < (secondvalue+1)
{
alert('triggered');
}
}
</script>But this doesn't work when I upload it either, nothing triggers. If I take out the conditional part, the event fires perfectly (on buitton click).
Is this me? Something I am doing?
This is quite critical to the next part of the site, so need to get this working asap.
But I have looked at it and rewritten it and looked at it again and again and the solution is not coming to me! Perhaps looked at it too long now and a fresh pair of eyes might spot something (probably obvious!).
Thanks,
Trevor