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    Hi every one. I have a problem, I have called a javascript function on the change event of dropdown list. When I use empty alert('') msg that function is called, if alert is not used then it does't fire the function. Thanks in advance.

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      Hi every one. I have a problem, I have called a javascript function on the change event of dropdown list. When I use empty alert('') msg that function is called, if alert is not used then it does't fire the function. Thanks in advance.

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      Some of your lines inside that method may be throwing error. Run your page in firefox, and look at the error console Or install firebug and debug the error.

      All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia My Website | Ask smart questions

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        Some of your lines inside that method may be throwing error. Run your page in firefox, and look at the error console Or install firebug and debug the error.

        All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia My Website | Ask smart questions

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        Here is my code. What error there can be. function loadd() { var firefox=document.getElementById&&!document.all; if (firefox) { var dat = "<table><tr><td>" dat += "State*</td><td>           </td><td>           </td>" dat += "<td><select id='drpState'></select></td>" dat +="</tr><table>" document.getElementById("dvdrp").innerHTML=null; document.getElementById("dvdrp").innerHTML += dat; } else { var dat = "<table><tr><td>" dat += "State*</td><td>           </td><td>           </td>" dat += "<td><select id='drpState'></select></td>" dat +="</tr><table>" var parentElement = document.getElementById('dvdrp'); var wrappingDiv = document.createElement('div'); document.getElementById("dvdrp").innerHTML=""; wrappingDiv.innerHTML=dat; wrappingDiv.innerHTML+=" " parentElement.appendChild(wrappingDiv); } }

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          Here is my code. What error there can be. function loadd() { var firefox=document.getElementById&&!document.all; if (firefox) { var dat = "<table><tr><td>" dat += "State*</td><td>           </td><td>           </td>" dat += "<td><select id='drpState'></select></td>" dat +="</tr><table>" document.getElementById("dvdrp").innerHTML=null; document.getElementById("dvdrp").innerHTML += dat; } else { var dat = "<table><tr><td>" dat += "State*</td><td>           </td><td>           </td>" dat += "<td><select id='drpState'></select></td>" dat +="</tr><table>" var parentElement = document.getElementById('dvdrp'); var wrappingDiv = document.createElement('div'); document.getElementById("dvdrp").innerHTML=""; wrappingDiv.innerHTML=dat; wrappingDiv.innerHTML+=" " parentElement.appendChild(wrappingDiv); } }

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          coolmindd wrote:

          Here is my code. What error there can be.

          Your code is messed up with HTML tags. Try my suggestion to find it out.

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