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Comments by Nicholas Lombardi (Top 5 by date)
Nicholas Lombardi
12-Feb-24 23:48pm
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Okay - I see it parseFloat - not parsefloat - didn't capitalize the F
Nicholas Lombardi
12-Feb-24 23:42pm
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First offending line is
let st1 = parsefloat(st1Element.value);
Nicholas Lombardi
12-Feb-24 23:39pm
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Hi Dave - there are two uncaught references both "parsefloat not defined" in the second function firstscreen_val and at the HTMLInputElement.onchange and HTMLInputElement.firstscreen_val.
No typos that I could see, the code for that and the first input text element is exactly the same, in the same position.
Nicholas Lombardi
30-Jan-24 15:49pm
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thanks for your help, Peter!
Nicholas Lombardi
30-Jan-24 3:43am
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Yes, you hit the nail right on the head. I get a perfect INSERT statement. However, a nasty bug still persists Error: SQLSTATE[HY093]: Invalid parameter number: :well_no
I've been hearing that this error often crops up because PDO doesn't like duplicate column names appearing anywhere in the query. I'm trying to find if somehow my code is doing that behind the scenes. I'll have to research this error a bit further.