Be aware that document.all is IE specific.


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Try this: document.all['myForm'].value

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From: Jeff Beal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Re: How can I refer a control in _javascript_ which hava a "." in its
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You also have the option of doing document.form[0]['myobject.subobject'].

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>  <html:text name="myForm"
>  property="myobject.subobject" styleId="subobject" .../>
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>  then get the field by using
>  
>  document.getElementById("subobject");
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>  Hi everyone:
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>  Here is my jsp:
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>  <html:form>
>    ...
>     <html:select ... > >  ...
>  
>     </html:select>
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>     <html:text name="myForm"
>  property="myobject.subobject" .../>
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>  </html:form>
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>  If user change the selection in the "select", I would
>  like to change the content of the "text". Thus, I
>  write my change() function in _javascript_:
>  
>  <script language="_javascript_">
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>  function change(select){
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>      document.form[0].myobject.subobject =
>  select.options[select.selectedIndex];
>  }
>  
>  But looks like this does not work. The problem is the
>  name of the "text". In the html it is
>  "myobject.subobject". But seems that _javascript_ does
>  not take that....
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>  How can I refer the "text" in _javascript_?
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>  Thanks,
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