I'm guessing it's a syntax issue of somekind. Can you zip and attach your folder so I can try getting the same result here? If so, I can probably locate the problem.
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Blair Jarvis, Administrator
I'm guessing it's a syntax issue of somekind. Can you zip and attach your folder so I can try getting the same result here? If so, I can probably locate the problem.
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I emailed the zip folder to the support email address. I didn't want to post my experiment publicly.
THank you for getting back to me!
Blair Jarvis, Administrator
Drove myself a little crazy with this one too. Think I just got it--try this and see if it also works for you.
In each of your custom html forms, you have the awseomely handy line:
<body onload="document.form.name.focus();">
This line causes the cursor to appear in the first of your multiple blanks--allowing the subject to start typing without having to click there with the mouse. The segment "name" refers to the variable name associated with the blank where you want the cursor to appear. This is where the syntax issue is happening. In your second form, you changed "name" to "name2" but you didn't change it in the line above. Consequently, it's generating a minor error because the variable "name" can't be found. Instead try:
<body onload="document.form.name2.focus();">
Let me know if that helps!
Blair
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Fantastic - it worked! Thanks!
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