I am writing a search for a page with elements :
input type=hidden name=0 value= /
input type=hidden name=1 value= /
input type=hidden name=3 value= /
in the standard switch( args.switches[j].name ) block
switch( args.switches[j].name )
the line
case from:
Hi Tom,
Yeah, JavaScript, like many other languages, doesn't allow variable/type
names beginning with a digit.
I'm no JS-head, but I think you can use getElementByName instead;
document.mysearchf.getElementByName(0).value = value;
But I'd try a jsref search on that to be sure :)
Hope
Similarly, should also be able to do this to:
document.mysearchf[0].value = value;
(where mysearchf is the form name)
Seach searches/*.xml for ].value to see some examples.
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From: Kim Gräsman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004
Hi Kim,
I'm wondering why dictionarypop innocuous finds nothing?
Note, there is a spare '' in the popup message window towards the bottom.
Cheers - Tom.
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Hey Tom,
I'm wondering why dictionarypop innocuous finds nothing?
Note, there is a spare '' in the popup message window
towards the bottom.
Honestly, I have no idea how DictionaryPop works, I'm just glad I managed to
build the release...
Maybe Thad (who wrote it) can fill in some gaps...
