Now that is a complicated app, it's hard, well impossible actually for me to provise very specific help given that this clearly runs off a database and other sever side stuff I have no access to.
However I suggest that you trying running in FireFox with the Javascript Console up as this will give you clues to what the problem is, for instance I get the error
Error: document.getElementById(idField) has no properties
Source File: file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/bross/My%20Documents/html/Desktop/test_files/controller_data_003/controller_002.htm
Line: 14
That line of code is the first line of the function
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function get(idField, nameField ){
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document.getElementById(idField).value = parent.projectFrame.getTaskID()
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document.getElementById(nameField).innerHTML = parent.projectFrame.getTaskName()
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modified = 1
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}
That function is being invoked in the html
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<a href="javascript:get('task_am_1', 'name_am_1');"><img src="controller_data_002/fill.gif" border="0" height="16" width="16"></a>
so get is trying to access an element with an id of task_am_1. However on your page there is no element with that id, I assume the element you are trying to refer to is
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<input name="task_am_1" value="" style="height: 18px; width: 70px;" type="text">
However this element is only named, not id. Perhaps you need to write this (and all the others as
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<input id="task_am_1" value="" style="height: 18px; width: 70px;" type="text">
Using ids and getElementById is more standard than using names and relying on document.<name> but if you really need the name then id and name the element
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<input id="task_am_1" name="task_am_1" value="" style="height: 18px; width: 70px;" type="text">
