var selects = $('yourTable').getElementsByTagName("tr")[1].getElementsByTagName("td")[1].getElementsByTagName("select");...getElementsByTagName returns a zero-indexed collection, therefore, get the 2nd row's 2nd cell's selects with the above line...
On 7/27/06, Javier Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
but I want a concret elementfor example, I have a table with 2 rows and 2 cells every one[1][2][3][4]On all cells, there are controls, but I only want to get the 's on cell 4.
How you will do this?PD: at this time I get the cell 4 ( crossing the DOM ) and apply a false class "temp". Then I make $$
Just use $$("td select") and you'll get all select tags that are
children of td tags.
Martin
burnfield.com/martin
On 7/27/06, Javier Martinez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way to select objects inside an object?
For example I have a element with fields inside. How can I
select these f
Is there a way to select objects inside an object?For example I have a element with fields inside. How can I select these fields if the td haven't id, but I can find it on the dom easilyIs there something like the "$$" operator but without class or ids?
Thanks
