IE javascript, how to change style of element (works in firefox)

[phfle1]

Hi,

I need to change the style of an element and it seems to work fine in FF, but not in IE.

Here's my statement :

ucId.style.curs or = 'wait';

where ucId is a user control created by vb.net.

Is my sintax ok for IE?

Thanks

[acoder]

The syntax is correct - see link.

How are you referring to this user control element? Do you get any errors?

[phfle1]

here is my function

[CODE=javascript]function wait(ucId)
{
var browser;
document.body.s tyle.cursor = 'wait';
var tab = getElementsByID (ucId);
ucId.syle.curso r = 'wait';
}
[/CODE]
on execution, ucId = "ctl00_PlaceHol derMain_usrPage Transactionnell e"

but I get an error : object needed on the line

var tab = getElementsByID (ucId);

Something weird about that is that the ucId is not present in the source of the html page.

[acoder]

First of all, the syntax is incorrect. It should be document.getEle mentById(ucId). JavaScript is case-sensitive. Note no "s" and D is lower-case.

Secondly, on the last line, you should be using the object (tab.style.curs or), not the ID.

[phfle1]

thanks for the help

-P

[acoder]

You're welcome. Glad you got it working.