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[Javascript] access form.element by name containing [ ]
- From: javascript@xxxxxxxxxx (Patrick Bierans)
- Subject: [Javascript] access form.element by name containing [ ]
- Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2001 12:20:56 +0100
"access form.element by name containing [ ]" Hello out there. I use checkboxes named "action[new]", "action[del]" and "action[upd]". I have to do it this way because it produces arrays in PHP making it much (!) easier for me, and I cannot change it. Now I want to access the object in JavaScript by the name of the checkbox. I cannot use the construct 'elements[2]' because the position varies. I tried theese: document.forms[0].action[new].click(); document.forms[0].action\[new\].click(); document.forms[0].action['new'].click(); document.forms[0].'action[new]'.click(); document.forms[0].'action\[new\]'.click(); Must I check the name of each element to get the object? "for each $this as element if $this.name = 'action[new]' $this.click;" Isn't there another way? TIA, Patrick Bierans P. Bierans -- Patrick Bierans - LYNET Kommunikation AG - http://www.lynet.de Das Internet-Systemhaus fuer Multimedia- und Netzwerkloesungen Zentrale Luebeck Fon +49-451-6131-0, Fax +49-451-6131-333 Niederlassung Hamburg Fon +49-40-65738-0, Fax +49-40-65738-333
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