Anybody know whassup with this?

[Rockrz]

My e-mail form works great! So installed a javascrip code to check and remind people to put in an e-mail address.
( here's the working page: http://www.atmscrip.com/merchant_contact.html )

Now, I tried to use this exact same set-up on another page, and keep getting error codes.

So, I took the above page that is working great and saved it under a different name, uploaded it, and still get the error code! How could that be?

Here's the URL of that page: http://www.atmscrip.com/contact_salesrep2.html

If anyone could drop me a tip on how to get this working properly, I would be most greatful. It's bugging the crap out of me as to why the exact same code works on one page, but not on another.

[beetle]

The 2nd link doesn't even show up for me (well, the frame content page is a 404)

[Rockrz]

Sorry...I forgot to come back and post that I've figured out what the problem was.

Thanks for trying to help!

[MarcusJT]

Please post the solution that you found, otherwise this thread is utterly useless to others who may encounter the same problem(s) in the future!!!

[Rockrz]

In <input name="email" size="35" > (in my html form code) I had "Email", instead of "email"

I have no idea why, but the capital letter made the javascript code that is checking for a valid e-mail address not to work.

It's fixed, but I haven't a club as to why it's fixed.
Many times I just experiment with things, and get them to working without knowing what I did.

I just keep notes and follow the same procedure next time.

[beetle]

Well, in javascript most EVERYthing is case-sensitive. This certainly applies to object's DOM names.