I *think* the following will get you started:
$("#veh_odometer").children("tr").each( function () {
//'this' refers to the current tr
var address = $("td:eq(2)", this).text();
console.log("VALUE: " + address);
// note: console.log works in Firefox.
// Substitue an alert if desired
// . . . Other processing here . . .
});
Two points here though:
- The $("#veh_odometer").children("tr") bit can be done in a few different
ways. But this should work (unless the the tbody element is needed too...).
For instance you can say $("#veh_odometer > tbody > tr").each() for
effectively the same results.... experiement for the method that works best
for you.
- the var address line. We are using a "context" reference here - we are
saying give me the third TD in the context of the current row (this). Again,
more than one way to do this... $(this).children("td:eq(2)") would do the
same ( I think ).
Anyways, hope that helps.
Shawn
On Thursday 30 October 2008 23:29:52 GrootBaas wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Any help would really be much appreciated.
>
> I have a table, how can I read the cell values of the table ...
>
> Currently I have ...
>
>
> function test () {
>
> var address;
> var i;
>
> for (i=1;
> i<document.getElementById('veh_odometer').rows.length; i++)
> {
>
> address =
> document.getElementById('veh_odometer').rows[i].cells[2].data;
> alert('VALUE: '+address)
> }
>
> }
>
> I do loop through the table, but my variable address is undefined.
> Any ideas?
