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Javascript getElementById Issue in Firefox

July 12, 2008

I'm working on an Javascript code. This web application is retrieving value from a couple of textbox fields and concatenate in result textbox field. I tested the web application in Internet Explorer and it work fine. But when I'm testing in Firefox, the value is not passed to the textbox field.

Here is the original code:

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CODE:
  1. <HTML>
  2.  <HEAD>
  3.   <TITLE> Addition </TITLE>
  4.   <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
  5.   <!--
  6.   function GetFullName()
  7.   {
  8.       document.getElementById('FullName').value = document.getElementById('FirstName').value + " " + document.getElementById('LastName').value
  9.   }
  10.   //-->
  11.   </SCRIPT>
  12.  </HEAD>
  13.  
  14.  <BODY>
  15.   First Name:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FirstName"><br/>
  16.   Last Name:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="LastName"><br/>
  17.   <INPUT TYPE="button" align="right"  VALUE="Get Full Name" ONCLICK="GetFullName()"><br/>
  18.   Full Name:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FullName">
  19.  </BODY>
  20. </HTML>

The workaround to this issue is to define the id property of all the textbox fields. See the updated code below:

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CODE:
  1. <HTML>
  2.  <HEAD>
  3.   <TITLE> Addition </TITLE>
  4.   <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
  5.   <!--
  6.   function GetFullName()
  7.   {
  8.       document.getElementById('FullName').value = document.getElementById('FirstName').value + " " + document.getElementById('LastName').value
  9.   }
  10.   //-->
  11.   </SCRIPT>
  12.  </HEAD>
  13.  
  14.  <BODY>
  15.   First Name:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FirstName" ID="FirstName"><br/>
  16.   Last Name:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="LastName" ID="LastName"><br/>
  17.   <INPUT TYPE="button" align="right"  VALUE="Get Full Name" ONCLICK="GetFullName()"><br/>
  18.   Full Name:<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="FullName" ID="FullName">
  19.  </BODY>
  20. </HTML>

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Oracle Enterprise 2.0 Bootcamp

July 9, 2008

Companies are using Web 2.0 technologies such as blogs, wiki and social networking. However, there are top issues that need to be considered before implementing such technologies. They are cultural change, privacy, best practices and internal collaboration. Assessment of the impact of implementation to the organization is needed.

Oracle organized Oracle Enterprise 2.0 Bootcamp on July 28, 2008 - 8:00am to 5:00pm to tackle this matter and wanted to hear from the participants what they think and what they can share by forming working groups/sessions throughout the rest of the day. If you want to participate, register here.

Source [OTN Blog]

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Oracle Architecture Centers

July 9, 2008

To support Oracle's investment to Service Oriented Architecture and acquisition of various SOA related products, Oracle created Architect Centers for SOA, Virtualization, Enterprise 2.0 and Extreme Transaction Processing in OTN website.

OTN is adding an "Architect" focus to the community, with new centers covering expanded SOA (including governance), Extreme Transaction Processing, Virtualization (Oracle VM + JRockit VM), and Enterprise 2.0.

OTN's Architecture website provides links to different software architectures, architecture community articles, architecture software downloads, newsletters, blogs, discusions. At the bottom of the page, Oracle ACE architects are displayed.

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Wehmeyer Choosed Oracle Retail Optimization

July 9, 2008

Wehmeyer, a German fashion house, selected Oracle Retail Optimization to avail the efficiency in improving the inventory management. Oracle Retail Application introduced Wehmeyer an advanced approach in managing in-season inventory, assortment and pricing strategies across its 40 stores across Germany.

Wehmeyer is expected to enjoy the following benefits of Oracle Retail Optimization.

Oracle Retail Price Optimization provides targeted capabilities that allow you to sharpen your pricing policies and drive higher profits.

  • Consider key demand drivers such as price elasticity, seasonality, cross-elasticity, and targeted price elasticity models at the item and store level
  • Recommend the exact minimum relative price gap need to compete effectively for each store or key-item
  • Predict the whole-store revenue and margin impact of a key item price change
  • Provide what-if decision support to simulation options prior to executing the strategy

This is the first step done after buyout of the former KarstadtQuelle AG subsidiary, the private equity investor firm MRSBC Holding has focused on developing a 'Roadmap to Value' that will support business transformation.

According to Thomas Sajovec, Head of Administration & Logistics at Wehmeyer, Wehmeyer availed Oracle Retail's offer to allow flexibility in inventory management and pricing strategies.

Oracle Retail offered us a scalable platform on which to transform the Wehmeyer business. Oracle Retail Price Optimization offers a way to unlock the business value in our assets quickly, using price and markdowns to help achieve the best possible margins before the end of the season or product lifecycle.

Patrick Bohannon, Vice President of EMEA, Oracle Retail, said that Oracle Retail Optimization provides a win-win situation for both Wehmeyer and consumers.

Private investment continues to show considerable interest in retail businesses and we are delighted to be working with Wehmeyer as they move into an exciting new phase of operation. Oracle Retail Price Optimization will help Wehmeyer provide shoppers with fresh merchandise and grow the business profitably.

Source: [Oracle Press Release]

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