I suppose i should have mentioned what it's doing yes, sorry, i was just looking for the error. This particular function generates an input field in the calling div so it can be handeled appropiately in the perl script; ie; i can disect the value and perform another function on my page, or, (primarily), right now i dump it into a json file for the irc connection script. all i was trying to do was generate an alert that i got all the data i needed, but i ran into this error. it does, however "alert" all the proper data if i place a seperate alert outside "this" alert function, so, it's there, i just could not figure out why the "posted" value displayed properly, and the "username" value errors out. entry values are: string for the div id, a number (time()) for the posted, and another string that contains the username.again, you were right anonymous, i should have explained more, i was just fustrated looking for that error.

I tried re-inventing the wheel again, but everytime I push it, it still falls flat on it's side...

In reply to Re^2: (OT) javascript issue (undefined reference error) by PriNet
in thread (OT) javascript issue (undefined reference error) by PriNet

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