<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[0]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[1]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[2]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[3]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[4]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[5]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[6]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[7]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
<tr><input type="file" name="uploadedFiles[8]" accept="image/jpg,
image/jpeg" value=""></tr>
On 8/22/05, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Gordon Hu wrote:
>
> > <tr><html:file name="uploadFilesActionForm" property="uploadedFiles[0]"
> >accept="image/jpg, image/jpeg"></html:file></tr>
> > I am trying to set up a Javascript function like the following:
> > document.form.getElementById("uploadedFiles");
> >Any ideas?
> >
> >
> What does the generated file upload HTML look like if you view source?
>
> Dave
>
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