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I am just thinking here, but perhaps you
could use something like: Alert.show(this.deptForm[i].getChildAt(n).text); Debug this.deptForm[i] to make sure it is
referencing what you expect. From: I tried …. Alert.show(this.deptForm[i].deptDesc.text);
Alert.show(this.parent.deptForm[i].deptDesc.text);
Both statements above displayed blank
alerts. And found not working L Thanks! -----Original Message----- Hey, Jason, go ahead and
risk being wrong. I do it all the time! Hari, repeaters generate
an array of id’s, so if the form has id “myForm”, you should
be able to reference the repeater with myForm[n]. From: I just re-read what I
wrote, and I meant that last sentence in a humorous way by the way… Jason Merrill | E-Learning
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From: I didn’t see you
attached files since I am viewing via Outlook. Usually that’s
frowned upon on lists, but maybe with Yahoo lists like this its OK. Anyway,
since I was off on your question apparently, now I really can’t believe I
responded. Jason Merrill | E-Learning
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