yep, see my last post
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Hi, thanks for reply.
problem...the JSF- Component have not a name-attribut.
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Ok, so I was wrong again. I forgot JSF namespaces the name attribute also. You
can wrap your form in a div or span and access the child, or you can use the
prototype.js library and they have the following:
| document.getElementsByClassName('whatever')[0]
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then you would have:
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oops, that should be:
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| document.getElementsByName('whatever')[0]
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this is a collection which you should probably iterate to get the name you need.
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give your element a name
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