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in reply to working with JScript in Perl

You omitted the quotes around the ValidateForm() in your Perl code, consequently it is being interpreted as a call to an (undefined) Perl subroutine.

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Re^2: working with JScript in Perl
by Anonymous Monk on Oct 08, 2006 at 08:50 UTC
    Thanks. Now I am able to compile. But when i click the button alert msg is not coming. Am I missing anything?.

      Not sure, but I think you need a semicolon at the end of every javascript statement.

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      David Serrano

        Actually no. Although expression and variable declaration statements in Javascript have to end with a semicolon like in C (and Perl, with exceptions), there's a special rule that allows for automatic semicolon insertion so they're effectively optional as long as it's not ambiguous.