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email0203@comcast.net - 28 Aug 2006 21:51 GMT
Hello all...I have an issue with one of my java script functions that
I'm hoping someone can easily help with. I have a web based application
that we use to create/sign up for overtime. When we have holidays we
require our employees to sign up in 4 hr increments for the times we
post. I'm having trouble creating a time slot that ends @ 12am. 12pm
and all other hours work fine for start/end times. however 12am causes
problems. My actual script code for this function is below. Someone
help!!!

<SCRIPT language="JavaScript" src="frmvalidation.js"
type="text/JavaScript"></SCRIPT>
<script language="javascript">
    function checkValidHoliday(value)
    {

        if (value=='Y'){
            hourblock.style.visibility ='visible';
        }
        else{
            hourblock.style.visibility ='hidden';
        }
    }

    function checkHoliday(frm)
    {

        if(frm.txtIsHoliday.value=="Y")
        {
            strFromDt= new Date(frm.txtLimitDate.value);
            strToDt= new Date(frm.txtLimitToDate.value);
            FromHr=parseInt(frm.txtLimitFrom.value);
            FromAMPM=frm.txtLimitFromAM_PM.value;
            ToHr=parseInt(frm.txtLimitTo.value);
            ToAMPM=frm.txtLimitToAM_PM.value;

            if((FromAMPM=="PM") && (FromHr!=12))
                FromHr=FromHr+12;

            if((ToAMPM=="PM") && (ToHr!=12))
                ToHr=ToHr+12;

            var fromDt= new
Date(strFromDt.getFullYear(),strFromDt.getMonth(),strFromDt.getDate(),FromHr,0);
            var toDt= new
Date(strToDt.getFullYear(),strToDt.getMonth(),strToDt.getDate(),ToHr,0);
            //alert(toDt + " " + fromDt);
            //alert(FromHr + " " +ToHr);

            var HolidayBlock=(parseInt(frm.cboHolidayHours.value) * 360 * 10000)
;
            //alert((toDt-fromDt) + " " + HolidayBlock );

            if((toDt-fromDt)== HolidayBlock)//14400000)
                return true;
            else
            {
                alert("Please select "+ parseInt(frm.cboHolidayHours.value) +" Hour
Block only for Holiday!");
                frm.txtLimitFrom.focus();
                return false;
            }
       }  
       return true;
    }
</script>
Patricia Shanahan - 28 Aug 2006 22:05 GMT
> Hello all...I have an issue with one of my java script functions that
> I'm hoping someone can easily help with. I have a web based application
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>
> <SCRIPT language="JavaScript" src="frmvalidation.js"

I'm sure someone will be able to help you, but you are more likely to
find them over in comp.lang.javascript. Despite the horribly confusing
choice of names, Java and Javascript are different languages.

Patricia
D - 28 Aug 2006 22:09 GMT
Thanks so much Patricia! Sorry everyone :)

> > Hello all...I have an issue with one of my java script functions that
> > I'm hoping someone can easily help with. I have a web based application
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
>
> Patricia


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