Java Script not working in firefox but working in IE

[Dona Sujith]

when i click this link in IE a popup comes and we can select an option .
so itz value is displayed in text box.
but in firefox that value is not displayed....

<a href="javascript:doSubmit(<bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="environmentGroupInfo.groupId"/>, '<bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="environmentGroupInfo.description"/>', '<bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="appInfo.appName"/> : <bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="appInfo.version"/>, 
<bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="systemInfo.name"/>
<logic:present name="applicationEnvironment" property="systemInfo.domain">
.<bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="systemInfo.domain"/>
</logic:present>, 
<bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="appServerInfo.name"/>
<logic:present name="applicationEnvironment" property="appServerInfo.domain">
: <bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="appServerInfo.domain"/>
</logic:present>
','<%= environmentGroupType%>')">
<bean:write name="applicationEnvironment" property="environmentGroupInfo.description"/></a>



[BSouther: Removed 'URGENT'] from subject line.
[ January 24, 2008: Message edited by: Ben Souther ]

[Ben Souther]

Donna,
Welcome to JavaRanch!

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[Ben Souther]

Since your question is about Javascript, not JSP, I'm going to move this to our HTML/Javascript forum.

Once it gets there, I recommend that you post the results of your JSP's execution instead of the JSP code. You can get that with the "View -> View HTML Source" feature of your browser.

[Eric Pascarello]

As Ben says, show us the generated code by using view source. Look at the server code really does not help us in this situation.

Eric

[Ulf Dittmer]

You should also check if an error gets displayed in the Firefox JavaScript Console. You'll find that under the "Tools --> Error Console" menu. If so, post it as well.