Kevin
Javascript has a split function
var user_id = document.theform.userida.options[i].value.split(".")
//
user_id[0] // this gives you the first element in the array
//
Rob
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Subject: [cfaussie] OT: Javascript version of ListGetAt
Morning all,
Having a dumb day, is there a JS equivalent of ListGetAt or have I to
chunk through it using substring etc?
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