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[Javascript] Object Access
- From: gassinaumasis at hotmail.com (Peter-Paul Koch)
- Subject: [Javascript] Object Access
- Date: Thu Apr 24 01:25:46 2003
>oRef = document.getElementById("ElementID")
>
>is the the "approved" syntax for getting an object reference?
It's the W3C DOM way. It won't work in Version 4 and earlier browsers.
>Is it worthwhile to write/use wrapper functions like this:
>
>function getObjRef( tcObjectID ) {
> return document.getElementById( tcObjectID )
>}
>
>oRef = getObjRef("ElementID")
>alert(oRef.value)
No. Why should you write this function? The only time that's useful is when
you want to use several DOMs and make sure the browser uses the DOM it
supports. See http://www.xs4all.nl/~ppk/js/index.html?dhtmloptions.html for
an example.
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