Hi, I am a beginner in Perl & JScript. I have to validate a form. I am using the following code. I have javascript in different file and in different directory. 

print start_html(
   -title=>'People Data',
   -script=>[
      {
        -language => 'JavaScript',
        -src => '/javascript/ValidateForm.js'
      }
]
);
   print table({-border=>0,-cellpadding=>4,-cellspacing=>5},
           Tr({-align=>LEFT,-valign=>TOP},
            [
             td('Sun Id: ',textfield(-name=>'Sunid',-value=>"$sun
+id",-size=>20),submit(-name=>'Load',-value=>'Get Details',-onClick=>V
+alidateForm())),
              td({-bgcolor=>chocolate},font({-color=>white},'Enter Sun
+ ID and click Get Details'))
            ]
           ));
print end_form;
print end_html;

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Javascript file contains the following code 

function ValidateForm(){
       var Phone=document.inFOrm.Mobile
       alert("In JS")

        return true
 }

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I am getting compilation error. Please help me out. thanks in advance.

In reply to working with JScript in Perl by Anonymous Monk

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