On Aug 25, 2011, at 12:26 AM, Bob Smith wrote:
By the way, this is what I ended up with..
var hoh = $$('input.hoh:checked');
hoh.each(function(elm){
{
elm.up(1).down('input.last_name').value =
$F('household_last_name')
elm.up(1).down('input.first_name').value =
$F('household_first_name')
elm.up(1).down('input.middle').value = $F('household_middle')
}
})
}
it turns out that there were a few partials, etc.. between the cells I
was after, so the up and down calls were useless. This just got the
values needed with $f and out them in local cells that I could access.
Excellent. Now one tiny refinement to recommend: replace value = val
with setValue(val). It's just a little bit safer cross-browser.
Walter
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