On Feb 23, 4:55 am, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Yes I did. Strangely enough, what I initially wrote worked in a
> simply HTML page without much else going on. I may have to parse thru
> the page that I'm working on to find if there is some sort of
> conflict.
The checked property is a boolean, therefore you should set it using a
boolean value. The most reliable way is:
radioButton.checked = true;
In HTML markup, the checked attribute has no value, its presence sets
the checked property. In XHTML it is given a value of checked to
conform to XML markup rules but when setting using script, you should
still use a boolean.
Using:
radioButton.checked = 'checked';
may work as the string value assigned to the property is likely type-
converted to true.
--
Rob
