If you change your naming convention just slightly, such that the
second set of fields uses a predictable prefix/suffix, then you can
just use a single array to iterate over. Without looking into how to
handle radio buttons, checkboxes, and selects, the code would be
something like:
$A(
["cAddress2","cCity","cHousingType","cState","cStreetName","cStreetNum","cStreetType","cYearsAtAddr","cZip","cZip4"]
).each( function( controlID ){
$('co_' + controlID ).value = $F( controlID ); // this only works
for input of type=text and textareas
});
The code for the other form element types would involve fetching the
element, determining what it is, then using an appropriate method to
copy the value over.
-justin
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