Excellent. I figured there was something like this. Your solution
worked nicely. For any others that may be interested, here's an example
of what I used:
onclick="this.form['parent.nestedname'][2].checked='true'"
Thanks,
Michael
On Nov 3, 2004, at 10:51 AM, Jason King wrote:
document.formname["parent.nestedname"] will reference an element in
the form formname which has a period in it's name.
Michael Rush wrote:
I've got a form that's using nested forms, with the following type of
layout..
[radio] option 1
[text] value 1
[text] value 2
[radio] option 2
[text] value 1
[text] value 2
[radio] option 3
[text] value 1
[text] value 2
Each of the groups is a nested form, so the form element names are in
the form of nestedform.property. I would like to add an onclick to
the text fields so that the radio button for that group is selected
if someone starts entering text in the value1 or value 2 fields. The
problem is that the field names have a period in them, so javascript
is thinking there's another object in the hierarchy. Is there a way
to escape or quote the name of the field? Or another way to identify
the field?
Thanks,
Michael
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