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this may give some errors if the DynAPI.getDocument(window) does not return
a dyndoc reference. You will find that it will say null has no properties
or something to that effect.
with the latest version of the code, all the DynObjects place themselves in an array that can be used with DynObject.all[id] this should return any object that has been created based on the DynObject (or any that inherets from it). Nicolas MASSART wrote: For info, the following function seems do do the job..._______________________________________________ Dynapi-Help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/dynapi-help |
- [Dynapi-Help] using getElementById() function Nicolas MASSART
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- RE: [Dynapi-Help] using getElementById() function Cameron Hart
- Re: [Dynapi-Help] using getElementById() function Nicolas MASSART
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- RE: [Dynapi-Help] using getElementById() function Pascal Bestebroer
- Re: [Dynapi-Help] using getElementById() functi... Doug Melvin
- Re: [Dynapi-Help] using getElementById() functi... Cameron Hart
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