I have a client-side javascript function, I'm using for some validation. The problem is it works, but not for all the users, some users don't get the message.
How this can happen? If javascript is disabled on their computers, they are not able to run the whole application...
Still I think this happened because of their browser settings or similar...
Any suggestions?
Thanks to all,
Sofya

Can you post the code and specify which browser (including version) and operating system that the code doesn't work on?

We only use IE in our agency. One of the users who didn't get the alert message had: version 6.0.2800.1106, which I belive the latest, so browser itself is not a problem.
Here is a code (part of a bigger function):
Attendance check/message does not work.
'this function validate and submit data to iframe to processing
function processWorkSheet(workname)
    {
    var tscomplete
    var getapproval
    var attcomplete

    tscomplete=document.all.TimeSheetComplete.value
    attcomplete=document.all.AttendanceComplete.value

    //check timesheet & attendance completness
    if (workname=="approve")
        {
        if(attcomplete=='true')// exempt or non-exempt filled out attendance sheet
            {
            if (tscomplete=='false')// timesheet not complete
                {
                if (confirm("Timesheet was not completed for the whole period, for some day(s) there was no hours entered\nor total of the entered hours was less than regular number of hours per day.\n\nPlease click 'OK' if you would like to approve it anyway, otherwise click 'Cancel' to leave it unapproved."))
                    {
                    getapproval=true; //approve anyway
                    }
                else
                    {
                    getapproval=false;
                    }
                }
            }
        else // attendance sheet wasn't filled out
            {
            alert("There are no attendance hours for this timesheet.\nTimesheet can't be approved!\n\nPlease note:\nThe default hours you see on the attendance screen\nare displayed just for the easy reference,\nthey are not saved in the system.")
            getapproval=false;
            }
        }
.................................................. some other code
            document.forms[0].submit();
        }
    }

Try alerting the workname at the top of the function.

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Joe (Microsoft MVP - XML)

The problem is: our users located all over the world (Kenya, Thailand, Bolivia...) and as I said function is working fine on my computer, but I can not test it on their machines...
I think I need to figure out what setting on their end caused this...
Any suggestions?

Well it's hard to say without seeing what might be in the values you are testing against. Could it be you are testing against values, such as "true" that have been localised?



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Joe (Microsoft MVP - XML)