Hi,
> obviously that I'll never have really an array of controls... but if I
> get an array when I use getElementsByName()
If you have the brackets in the names, getElementsByName isn't going
to get you the elements either:
HTML:
JavaScript:
var list = document.getElementsByName('test');
maybe I haven't explained well (my English is not good) or I'm reading
or translating wrong the answers
obviously that I'll never have really an array of controls... but if I
get an array when I use getElementsByName()
my question was whether to "prototype" implements a short call to do
the same
On Jul 24, 1:02 am, diegoturriaga wrote:
> Well... first that all thanks for your reply!
>
> I'm trying to use a multidemensional javascript array... various
> arrays of input controls of type checkbox
>
> I have 10 controls with name "myarray[1][]"
> other 10 controls with name "myarray[2][]"
Did you read the given references?
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 9:02 PM, diegoturriaga wrote:
>
> Well... first that all thanks for your reply!
>
> I'm trying to use a multidemensional javascript array... various
> arrays of input controls of type checkbox
>
> I have 10 controls with name "myarray[1][
Well... first that all thanks for your reply!
I'm trying to use a multidemensional javascript array... various
arrays of input controls of type checkbox
I have 10 controls with name "myarray[1][]"
other 10 controls with name "myarray[2][]"
other 10 controls with name "myarray[3][]"
...
other 10
Hey Diego,
I'd suggest learning CSS, in particular CSS Selectors. Second
read up on prototype, you were a dollar sign away from almost having
it.
In your case, the name is too inconsistent, you could have almost
gotten away with $$("input[name~=opt") but alas there is no space
after it so
I'd use classes instead
//
The '$$' reference: http://www.prototypejs.org/api/utility/dollar-dollar
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 6:50 PM, diegoturriaga wrote:
>
> I have something like that:
>
>
