The problem is that object names with [({})] in them are not valid Javascript names.
One way you could get around this is to access the checkboxes as javascript form
elements eg,
var len = elements.length;
elements[i].selected=true;
However, I cannot see what other objects are on your form (text boxes, hiddens,
buttons etc) so I can't
say what the index will be for your checkboxes.
Clear as mud, eh?
"Eovine, Bob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Has anyone successfully implemented the use of JavaScript on NetDynamics
>Checkboxes? I have a page where I want to have a "Check all" checkbox, and
>when the user checks the checkbox, I want all the row checkboxes to check.
>I have viewed the html and the checkboxes have the following naming
>strategy:
>myCheck
>myCheck[1]
>myCheck[2]
>myCheck[3] ...
>
>However, when I try to get each checkbox element in my form (called myForm),
>I get that the object is undefined.
>I am using document.myForm.myCheck[1].checked.
>
>I want to place this code in a for loop for all rows in the repeated, but it
>won't cooperate
>
>for(i = 0; i < NumRowsOnPage; i++)
>{
> sCheckBoxName = "document.myForm.myCheck[" + i + "]";
>
> bCheckValue = sCheckBoxName.checked;
>}
>
>I've also tried passing sCheckBoxName as a parameter to another method and
>then have that method get the value, but I was still unsuccessful.
>
>Any help would be greatly appreciated
>Thanks
>Bob Eovine
>General Cinema
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