JavaScript, Variables, and Cookies

I have a page that is attempting to determine your bandwidth to my site. I have the java functions in place to do so . But when I try and put the resulting value in a cookie it continually says "undefined" in the cookie where the value should be. I need to pass this variable to the next page to display it. Here is my code, someone tell me what I am doing wrong. Keep in mind I don't have much experience in Java.

There are no <> because for some reason anything between them won't post here.

Code:

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script language = "JavaScript"
cookie_name = "Results";
var kbytes;
var kbits;

function RightNow() {
time = new Date();
return time.getTime();
}

function CalculateSpeed(timeStart) {
timeEnd = RightNow();
timeElapsed = (timeEnd - time Start)/1000;
kbytes = 200/timeElapsed;
kbits = kbytes * 1024 * 8;
}

function puCookie() {
if (document.cookie !=document.cookie)
{index = document.cookie.index0f(cookie_name);}
else
{index = -1;}
if (index == -1)
{
TestResults = kbits
document.cookie=cookie_name + "=" + TestResults + "; expires=Monday, 04-Apr-2010 05:00:00 GMT";
}
}

/script
/head

body
script language="JavaScript"
timeStart = RightNow();
/script

img src="200.jpg" width="20" onload=CalculateSpeed(timeStart);"

script language="JavaScript"
putCookie()
nextpage='results.asp'
document.locations.href=nextpage;
/script

/body
/html

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hey whats going on CJK,
i've been on a 10 month break so my JavaScript might be a little rusty ;)

Below I have pasted a working version of your script just copy and paste the code.
<span style="color: 0000FF;">
&lt;script language="JavaScript"&gt;
cookie_name = "Results";
var kbytes;
var kbits;

function RightNow() {
&nbsp;&nbsp;time = new Date();
&nbsp;&nbsp;return time.getTime();
&nbsp;&nbsp;}

var timeStart = RightNow();

function CalculateSpeed() {
&nbsp;&nbsp;timeEnd = RightNow();
&nbsp;&nbsp;timeElapsed = (timeEnd - timeStart) / 1000;
&nbsp;&nbsp;kbytes = 200 / timeElapsed;
&nbsp;&nbsp;kbits = kbytes * 1024 * 8;
&nbsp;&nbsp;putCookie();
&nbsp;&nbsp;}

function putCookie() {
&nbsp;&nbsp;if (document.cookie.indexOf(cookie_name) == -1) {
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;document.cookie = cookie_name + "=" + kbits + "; expires=Monday, 04-Apr-2010 05:00:00 GMT";
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;}

&nbsp;&nbsp;document.location.href = "results.asp";

&nbsp;&nbsp;}

&lt;/script&gt;

&lt;/head&gt;

&lt;body&gt;

&lt;img src="200.jpg" border="0" onload="CalculateSpeed();"&gt;
</span>
<br>
A quick comment: instead of using a cookie to pass the value.. why not use a query string and parse the query sting on the next page i.e.
<br>
<span style="color: 0000FF;">
&lt;script language="JavaScript"&gt;

cookie_name = "Results";
var kbytes;
var kbits;

function RightNow() {
&nbsp;&nbsp;time = new Date();
&nbsp;&nbsp;return time.getTime();
&nbsp;&nbsp;}

var timeStart = RightNow();

function CalculateSpeed() {
&nbsp;&nbsp;timeEnd = RightNow();
&nbsp;&nbsp;timeElapsed = (timeEnd - timeStart) / 1000;
&nbsp;&nbsp;kbytes = 200 / timeElapsed;
&nbsp;&nbsp;kbits = kbytes * 1024 * 8;

&nbsp;&nbsp;<span style="color: FF3333;">document.location.href = "results.asp?value=" + kbits;</span>

&nbsp;&nbsp;}

&lt;/script&gt;

&lt;/head&gt;

&lt;body&gt;

&lt;img src="200.jpg" border="0" onload="CalculateSpeed();"&gt;
</span>
<br>
with this script you can parse the query string via JavaScript or ASP sinse I see your next page is an asp page.
Just a suggestion


Let me know if this works for you

Thank you for the help. The query string did the trick...dumb cookies. Actually I had run into another problem, for some reason id did not work as I expected so I went a different route, but I did save it just incase I can use it for anything else or for reference. Thanks again!:D