My Oracle ADF components have been migrated to Trinidad components.  I had 
written javascript for the onchange event of an input text on a column/field of 
the table.  When I was using adf components, I had reliable javascript code to 
obtain the row index of the row in which the user had just changed a field 
value.  If the id of an input text is 'position' within a table, I can expect 
the format to be: form1:table1:0:position or form1:table1:10:position.  I could 
easily obtain (in javascript) the row index of the field the user had just 
changed the value for.  
 
Now, with Trinidad, the id is something more 'cryptic' like 
:form1:table1:_0004000000054B554D45440000000A3030303031363430303900000007786E051801010100000002C102:position
 
Is there some easy way i can determine, in the onchange event's javascript 
code, what the row index is for the field in which the user just changed the 
value for?  Thanks.

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