<script language = javascript>
          function Call(){
          var FName=(document.thisForm.txtBox1.value);
          var LName =(document.thisForm.txtBox2.value);
          if (FName=="" && LName==""){
          alert(" you have not entered first Name and last Name");
           return false;}
           }
        </script>
<input type = button value = search on click ="javascript: call();">
Gives me an error at "javascript:call();". the error is object expected. I dont know what is the error. Please help me.

Hi,
      here also the same mistake you did. Use form tag. And the second mistaje what you did is not using "return" statement while calling the function.
Use "javascript:return call();".
Thanks
Suresh Babu

Hello,

  Its not the problem with omiting return statement while calling the function. Its the problem with casesensitive.

function Call(){
....
}

<input type = button value = search on click ="javascript: call();">

Javascript is case sensitive.

Rajani

I tried to use the same case also, but it still doesnot work
and complains about the object required and highlights javascript in
input type

Hello,

  include property values in quotes and onclick is single word. No spaces. Try this...

<input type="button" value="Search" onclick="javascript:call()">

----------
Rajani

It is better that you use QUOTES around the value of any property that you use there. Also OnClick event is a single word. Hope that helps.
Cheers!

_________________________
- Vijay G
Strive for Perfection