Hey, I'm pretty new to JS.  I have just written a script for a menu 
system that mimicks a form.  Basically there are two lists of links, one 
selects a city and the other selects a service provider.  What the script 
is meant to do is assign the value submitted by a link to a variable which 
is then displayed at the bottom of the form and later submitted in a query 
string via a seperate function.  This script works perfectly in Internet 
Explorer but it doesn't seem to do anything in Netscape.  Java is 
installed in the browser and the variables are collected (i've found that 
much out) but it doesn't display them at the bottom of the page or forward 
them to the next page as it does in IE.  If your not sure what I mean 
check it out in action at:
http://www.homereferral.com/test/SelectCat.asp

Here's the source code:
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//initializes the variables for JJ's scripts
var City;
var Provider;
var Qmark;

City = "";
Provider = "";

function JJ_SetVariable(value, setting) {
  if (setting == 1) { City = value; cityValue.innerText = City; }
  else if (setting == 2) { Provider = value; providerValue.innerText = 
Provider; }
}
function JJ_SubmitToQuery() {
  if (City == "") { alert("Please choose a city."); }
  else if (Provider == "") { alert("Please choose a service provider."); }
  else { window.location.href = " http://www.nforce-media.com/display.asp?
City="+City+"&Provider="+Provider+"&State=<%=State%>";} 
}