I am trying to verify the contents of a form before sending it. Basically, I'm trying to work with the numbers in the form and ensure they are within the correct range. The problem is that the JavaScript I have which is trying to verify it thinks that the item being passed to it is NaN (I have been parsing it).

A little work revealed that the variable (size) is referring to an HTMLInputEleMent, which I guess is, indeed, NaN (although I am not quite sure what it actually is). I think that the problem is that the onSubmit is not passing what I want it to be passing, even though I named the field size and I passed onSubmit size too.

I tried putting it in quotation marks, but that just turns it into a string...

I am wondering if perhaps you are unable to pass a variable from WITHIN the form to it's onSubmit field? Is that so? If so, how should I do this?

Here is the form:

        <form onsubmit=return goodForm(size, day, month, year) action=http://localhost:8080/pomper_servlet/CostCalc method=GET>              

            The day of the month must be entered as a number (ex: 1,22)

            <input type=text name=day><br>

            The month of the year must be entered as a number (ex: Jan.=1, etc.)

            <input type=text name=month><br>

            The year must be entered as a 4 digit number (ex: 2008, 2017)

            <input type=text name=year><br>

            Please Choose a tour-length, in accordance with the chart below:

            <input type=TEXT name=length><br>

            How many people will be in your group? (No More than 10 allowed!)

            <input type=text name=size><br>                

            Please select a tour:<br>

            <input type=RADIO name=tour value=Gardiner Lake>

            Gardiner Lake<br>

            <input type=RADIO name=tour value=Hellroaring Plateau>

            Hellroaring Plateau<br>

            <input type=RADIO name=tour value=The Beaten Path>

            The Beaten Path<br>

            <input type=SUBMIT value=Submit>

        </form>

And here is the function, from functions.js:

function goodForm(gSize, day, month, year) {

use strict;

window.alert(goodFrame(): +gSize);

var groupSize1 = parseInt( gSize.replace(/^|$/g, ), 10);

window.alert(goodFrame(): +groupSize1);

var sizeInt = parseInt(groupSize1);

if(groupSize(sizeInt) && goodDate(day, month, year)){

    window.alert(true);

    return true;

}

else{

    window.alert(false)

    return false;

}

There are references to other functions in there, but they aren't relevant to this, I think. The alerts were/are for debugging purposes...

Thanks in advance!