In agreement with Kris, I will elaborate.
In short I was able to avoid hard coding element names by passing in
control names.
The tag will generate a string that describe the
levels without the control name and
the will give you the full name with
control.
so in lists I found my self doing st
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I notice that if I use I end up getting input fields whose
name looks
Can't you use window.document.someform.elements["foo.bar"]?
Sundar Narasimhan wrote:
I notice that if I use I end up getting input fields whose
name looks like so
This really doesn't play well with all the java script code we have
that rely on "eval'ing" target names such as
"window.docu
I notice that if I use I end up getting input fields whose
name looks like so
This really doesn't play well with all the java script code we have
that rely on "eval'ing" target names such as
"window.document.someform.somelement".
If someelement is in dotted notation, eval on the java sc
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