Resolved Problems with form validation

[thefil]

I'm working on validating a form and running into a ridiculous error... Even in a simple example the code seems to explode.

function simpleTest()
{
	var please = document.submit.1_radio;
	if(NoneWithCheck(please))
	{
		alert("Hey listen");
	}
}

The error I'm getting is "missing ; before statement" (Firefox Error Console). The arrow points to the "submit" part of the statement. The form name in the document is submit, and the radio buttons are all named 1_radio. Does this maybe have something to do with the fact that the form is within a div?

[Eldarrion]

Two things: A form, named submit.... considering submit refers to a method... and a radio button, named 1_radio... and of course the solution:

1. Rename your form.
2. Start the name of your button with a character, rather than a number.

[thefil]

Thanks, that does away with one error. Unfortunately it brings me back to another one I had...

The code now looks like this:

function simpleTest()
{
	var please = document.temp.radio1;
	if(NoneWithCheck(please))
	{
		alert("Hey listen");
	}

}

And the JS error is "NoneWithCheck is not defined." I had run sample code from a website with this JS and it works fine, only here am I getting the error.

[abduraooft]

And the JS error is "NoneWithCheck is not defined."

Means there is no function defined, with name NoneWithCheck
Could you post your complete code. or a link would be better.

[thefil]

I have resolved the problem on my own. The internet had led me to believe the function was a stock Javascript function, which it is not. Thanks for all the help.