Forms are an essential part of HTML pages, and developers typically use JavaScript to elaborate on how they function.

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So I've got a fairly simple form that has a drop down selection and a checkbox. I'm using this to verify that a school has be selected and that the checkbox has been ticked. function validate ...

I've checked in the debugger, and a Javascript form call is puking. Basically, it's something in my surrounding code (I'm dropping both into my templated HTML/etc for the site).