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[Javascript] Accessing a nested Anchor element.
- From: ian.skinner at bloodsource.org (Ian Skinner)
- Subject: [Javascript] Accessing a nested Anchor element.
- Date: Mon Apr 18 12:17:57 2005
Assume the following HTML markup.
<td id="G23520050328_name">
<a href="..." title="..." onClick="...">CalHFA</a>
</td>
In a JS function there is basically this assignment. [This of course is done dynamically but I am simplifying for this question.]
var name_cell = document.getElementById("G23520050328_name");
What I would like to know, what is the simplest yet cross browser compatible method to access the <a>nchor element in the "name_cell" reference in order to set a style property on the anchor? The color property in my current requirement. This can hopefully be done with little to no extra HTML since there are hundreds of these cells.
TIA
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