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Hi,

I have created two javascript classes in the following way.

//Script tag starts here

function ClassA(textBoxID, objB) {
this.textBox = document.getElementById(textBoxID);
this.objB = objB;

//some other methods
}

function ClassB() {
this.propertyA = "some value";

//some other methods
}

var objA = null, objB = null;

function body_onLoad() {
objB = new ClassB();

objA = new ClassA("aTextBoxID", objB);
}

//Script tag ends here

This approach runs as expected in Firefox but in Internet Explorer, I
get a script error "Invalid Argument" at a line number which contains
the script's closing tag.

Can anybody enlighten me about what may be the problem with this code?

Regards,
Shalin.

When I call body_onLoad() in IE 6, I don't get an error; and objB and
objA both get defined. Perhaps you should post the complete code?


shalinmangar wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have created two javascript classes in the following way.
>
> //Script tag starts here
>
> function ClassA(textBoxID, objB) {
> this.textBox = document.getElementById(textBoxID);
> this.objB = objB;
>
> //some other methods
> }
>
> function ClassB() {
> this.propertyA = "some value";
>
> //some other methods
> }
>
> var objA = null, objB = null;
>
> function body_onLoad() {
> objB = new ClassB();
>
> objA = new ClassA("aTextBoxID", objB);
> }
>
> //Script tag ends here
>
> This approach runs as expected in Firefox but in Internet Explorer, I
> get a script error "Invalid Argument" at a line number which contains
> the script's closing tag.
>
> Can anybody enlighten me about what may be the problem with this code?
>
> Regards,
> Shalin.