I am struggling with using javascript to reference a nested property that
is 2 levels deep. I didn't seem to find anything on this topic that helped
me when searching the archive list. Here is an example of my code that is
NOT working because document.forms[0].myHidden does not exist (it's in a
nested hierarchy).
JSP code:
<input type="checkbox" name="myCheckBox" onchange="if (myCheckBox.checked)
{myHidden.value='true';} else {myHidden.value='false';}" />
<nested:hidden property="myHidden" />
HTML output code:
<input type="checkbox" name="myCheckBox" onchange="if (myCheckBox.checked)
{myHidden.value='true';} else {myHidden.value='false';}" />
<input type="hidden" name="myFirstArray[0].mySecondArray[0].myHidden"
value="true" />
When the nested:hidden tag is output to the browser, its reference is 2
levels deep in the nested hierarchy. I don't know how to account for that
in my conditional javascript statement (myHidden.value='true'). Also, the
position could be dynamic (i.e.
name="myFirstArray[3].mySecondArray[4].myHidden).
Thanks for any assistance!
Zach
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