Try using the HTML form "text Area"  tag (data binding or dynamic) and set
the contents to read-only.  Then validate the check box "I Agree".    
 
-----Original Message-----
From: dfalconer@g... [mailto:dfalconer@g...]
Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2001 10:55 AM
To: JavaScript HowTo
Subject: [javascript_howto] Confirmation box in Javascript containing
alot of text


I have a form which submits a subscription request, when the user clicks 
submit i want to pop up a box which asks then to agree to the terms and 
conditions (4 pages worth) related to the subscription. I want the T&C's 
to be in form where the user scroll up and down them to read them and then 
clicks a yes no button. I though of doing this through a confirm() 
function but there appears to be no way to make the confirm message have 
scroll bars (like when you agree to a license when installing software) am 
i going  about this the wrong way. 
please help, i am not sure if i need to start mucking about with pop up 
windows etc.