When you create too password form fields how do you make it so when the user types the password for the second time it alerts you that both passwords did not match, is this done with javascript ? if so any idea how. Thanks in advance, peter.

sure... apply the call javascript behavior to the submit button, and enter this code:
<font face='Times New Roman'>
if (document.form1.pass1.value != document.form1.pass2.value) {alert('the two passwords do not match');return false;}
</font id='Times New Roman'>
of course make sure to replace the "form1" with the name of your form, and the "pass1|2" with the names of your password fields..

if you get a JS error, just post again and I'll fix it.

<b>Joel Martinez</b>

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sure... apply the call javascript behavior to the submit button, and enter this code:
<font face='Times New Roman'>
if (document.form1.pass1.value != document.form1.pass2.value) {alert('the two passwords do not match');return false;}
</font id='Times New Roman'>
of course make sure to replace the "form1" with the name of your form, and the "pass1|2" with the names of your password fields..

if you get a JS error, just post again and I'll fix it.

<b>Joel Martinez</b>

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Hi Joel, I did get a error with that one can you fix it please, as I am shit at programming and scripting

well, I did some testing, and it seems that my script wont work with the call javascript behavior... so I tweaked the code, the only bad thing is that you'll have to paste this in the code view for it to work:

&lt;input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" onClick="if (document.form1.pass1.value != document.form1.pass2.value) {alert('Password fields do not match');document.MM_returnValue = false} else {document.MM_returnValue = true};return document.MM_returnValue"&gt;

again, make sure to replace the document.form1.pass1|2.value with the correct names for your webform

hope it helps,
Joel Martinez

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Thanks Joel it worked, next time I am in Orlando Flordia I will bye you a beer,

well, I did some testing, and it seems that my script wont work with the call javascript behavior... so I tweaked the code, the only bad thing is that you'll have to paste this in the code view for it to work:

&lt;input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit" onClick="if (document.form1.pass1.value != document.form1.pass2.value) {alert('Password fields do not match');document.MM_returnValue = false} else {document.MM_returnValue = true};return document.MM_returnValue"&gt;

again, make sure to replace the document.form1.pass1|2.value with the correct names for your webform

hope it helps,
Joel Martinez

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Thanks Joel it worked, next time I am in Orlando Flordia I will bye you a beer,
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Great code...thanks

Hi

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