Re: Submitting a form doesn't appear to generate a new page...

Graeme:

Wow.  That indeed fixed the problem.  Thank you VERY much.  But I am
not sure why or the side effects of that change - can you point me at
anything that might help?

The javascript function that was being called is included below - is
there something wrong that that javascript that I should fix, in order
to allow it to work with httpunit?

Thanks again!
RB

----javascript code---
function checkAndSubmit() {
  // If the answer is NOT correct, then inform the user
  //  and increase the incorrectGuesses count
  // Finally, when correct, submit the form and get a newProblem
  oDenominator = document.getElementById("Denominator");
  var denominator = parseInt(oDenominator.innerHTML);
  oNumerator = document.getElementById("Numerator");
  var numerator = parseInt(oNumerator.innerHTML);
  oOperationSymbol = document.getElementById("OperationSymbol");
  var operationSymbol = oOperationSymbol.innerHTML;
  var guess = document.form.Guess.value;
  // Check for typos - don't count those
  var invalidGuess = false;
  if (guess == "" || guess == null || guess == " ") {
    invalidGuess = true;
  } else if (isNaN(parseInt(guess)) ) {
       invalidGuess = true;
  } else {
    var resultCorrect = false;
    switch (operationSymbol) {
      case "+":
	resultCorrect = (numerator + denominator == guess);
	break;
      case "-":
	resultCorrect = (numerator - denominator == guess);
	break;
      case "X":
	resultCorrect = (numerator * denominator == guess);
	break;
      case "÷":
	resultCorrect = (numerator / denominator == guess);
	break;
      default:
	resultCorrect = false;
    }
  }
  if (invalidGuess) {
    oRewardText = document.getElementById("RewardText");
    if (oRewardText != null) {
      oRewardText.innerHTML="Please enter a number as your guess";
    }
    document.form.Guess.value = " ";
    document.form.Guess.focus();
    // Don't clear out rewards as this is not considered anything wrong
    return false;
  } else if (resultCorrect) {
    //alert("Correct!  " + "You only had " +
parseInt(document.form.WrongGuesses.value) + " incorrect guesses" );
    var oSpanNumSecondsElapsed =
document.getElementById("SpanNumSecondsElapsed");
    if (document.form.NumSecondsElapsed != null &&
oSpanNumSecondsElapsed != null) {
       document.form.NumSecondsElapsed.value = oSpanNumSecondsElapsed.innerHTML;
    }
    return true; // submit
  } else {
    //alert ("Sorry, but " + guess + " is not correct, please try again");
    document.form.WrongGuesses.value++;
    document.form.Guess.value = " ";
    document.form.Guess.focus();
    setWrongAnswerImageTextRewards();
    return false; //don't submit
  }
}

On 9/26/06, Graeme J Sweeney <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Richard Berger wrote:
>
> > Here's the situation:
> > ....DrillSgt/drillservlet?Command=NewDrillCommand - provides the page
> > drill.jsp to the user.  There are three forms on this page.  The main
> > form (named "form") allows the user to enter an answer and push
> > submit.  The form html looks like:
> >  <form name="form" method="post"
> > action="drillservlet?Command=NewProblemCommand"
> > onsubmit="return(checkAndSubmit())">
>
> <snip/>
>
> > Thanks so much for any help or pointers!
>
> What happens if you remove rhino (JavaScript) from your classpath?
>
> --
> Graeme -
> Outlook Express user? - http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/
>
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