Is there any way I can check to see if the .wbs has any issues itself. The reason being is that I have a function that I run . When one variable is used it works fine, but the second variable it just stops (I guess). Can the .wbs be refreshed. Do I , can I copy code to a new .wbs??
I put in alerts at certain points within the function to see how far the function runs before it just stops, When m = "G1BT" works fine.
but the second variable "G2BT". it just seems to stop at Alert ("Me"); When G2BT is the value, I do not get the Alert ("Me"); Which tells me sometihing is not right.
Any ideas why this is happening??
See code below:
function EnableGuest(mID){
var m = mID;
if (m == "G1BT"){
var FN = "G1FN";
var LN = "G1LN";
var AGE= "G1AGE";
var LBL = "G1LBL";}
if (m == "G2BT"){
var FN = "G2FN";
var LN = "G2LN";
var AGE= "G2AGE";
var LBL = "G2LBL";}
if (m == "G3BT"){
var FN = "G3FN";
var LN = "G3LN";
var AGE= "G3AGE";
var LBL = "G3LBL";}
if (m == "G4BT"){
var FN = "G4FN";
var LN = "G4LN";
var AGE= "G4AGE";
var LBL = "G4LBL";}
if (m == "G5BT"){
var FN = "G5FN";
var LN = "G5LN";
var AGE= "G5AGE";
var LBL = "G5LBL";}
var myButton = document.getElementById(m).value;
if (myButton == "Add Guest"){
alert(m+" "+myButton);
var G1F =document.getElementById(FN);
var G1L =document.getElementById(LN);
var G1A =document.getElementById(AGE);
var G1LB =document.getElementById(LBL);
G1F.style.display = "block";
G1L.style.display = "block";
G1A.style.display = "block";
G1LB.style.display ="block";
G1F.disabled = false;
G1L.disabled = false;
G1A.disabled = false;
alert("me");
var a = document.getElementById(m);
a.value = "Remove Guest";
alert("AFTER CHANGE "+m+" "+a.value);
// alert( "ID "+m+" Value "+a.value);
return;
}
if (myButton == "Remove Guest"){
var G1F =document.getElementById(FN);
var G1L =document.getElementById(LN);
var G1A =document.getElementById(AGE);
var G1LB =document.getElementById(LBL);
// alert(myButton);
G1F.style.display = "none";
G1L.style.display = "none";
G1A.style.display = "none";
G1LB.style.display ="none";
G1F.disabled = true;
G1L.disabled = true;
G1A.disabled = true;
var a = document.getElementById(myButton.value);
var e = document.getElementById(mID)
e.value ="Add Guest";
}
}
Any asistance will be appreciated..
Possible Corrupt .wbs project
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Re: Possible Corrupt .wbs project
As you may already know it is not possible to assist with custom code, if you wish to use it is for you yourself to be able to debug errors.
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6. In general, we do not provide support for custom code or custom scripts.
Forum Rules - PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU POST!
6. In general, we do not provide support for custom code or custom scripts.
Re: Possible Corrupt .wbs project
The behavior of your own code has nothing to do with whether or not the .wbs project is corrupt.
If the code does not work then either there is a mistake in the code or it conflict with other scripts.
If the code does not work then either there is a mistake in the code or it conflict with other scripts.