Thread: Naval or David plz help

I changed my field background color to a lighter grey. That allowed everyone to see the cursor. Everything was fine.
I then added some script to make required fields.
Everything was still fine. I previewed, and it looked great. The script worked just dandy.
I published it and checked it out and it still was fine.

Then i checked it out on my other computer that has a 19 in screen rather than my little 15in one. eeeeeeeeek. Three of the fields show up yellow.

I tried rechecking the backround colors and borders and everything looks fine. It still looks like it was designed to look on my little screen, but the larger one looks crazy. Im looking at it on Mozilla 2.0 on big screen and an older version for the little screen.

I dont even want to talk about IE, but I just looked at it and it was worse. My script doesnt even take effect, and some of my words are displayed down in the middle of the fields.

Any suggestions or help and I'll just keep a tab on how much I already owe you guys for all of your help. Thanks.

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Is it my screen resolutions and my browser's internet options? How are others viewing the form?

Your script has nothing to do with the colors on your form......
You have 3 components
1)..your page
2)..your form
3)..your script

create another page, add a new form, then using the same script preview/publish and check with your large screen.

If its the same then its not your form, but your browser and screen..........

Thanks for your help David. I did what you said to do. I made a new form with the same number of fields and colors and script. The new form shows the same exact three fields yellow under mozilla. and IE still doesnt acknowledge the script is even there. so i guess its just my computer.

Did you get a chance to look at the form? How does it show up for you? just curious so i can get some kind of feed back whether or not the form is gonna be user friendly for most viewers.... Thanks again.

Form looks and works ok, but still no error checking in your script............

You're using IE right? In IE it seems that it looks and works fine, but the script is disabled or ignored.

In Mozilla it works fine, but depending on some people's settings, it looks good or bad. I played with the background colors and even tried invisible, nothing seems to change the yellow background on my larget screen. Im assuming its just the resolution of that screen.

The yellow color has nothing to so with your browser or the script or anything else.

You most probably have Google Toolbar installed and enabled in your second computer, and this(Google toolbar) has an autofill feature for forms. This autofill feature turns the recognized fields background in yellow to show you which fields can be autofilled.