dynamic forms

[john]

looking for a way to be able to pick different elements of different
forms and only haveing to write 1 page. So I may 1 time have 3 forms and
27 elements on each form. I though the syntax for being able to pick an
element would be document.form[x].element[y].value, but eveytime I try
this I get a document.form.x is null or not an object, so I wwrote a
sample program,

=============== =============== ====
<form>
<INPUT type=radio name=radio_name value=t></td>
</form>
<SCRIPT language="JavaS cript">
document.print( document.forms[0].element[0].value);
</SCRIPT>
=============== =============== ===

and get the same error, any ideas, help, or how-tos

john

[Evertjan.]

Re: dynamic forms

john wrote on 03 okt 2003 in comp.lang.javas cript:
[color=blue]
> </form>
> <SCRIPT language="JavaS cript">
> document.print( document.forms[0].element[0].value);
> </SCRIPT>
> =============== =============== ===
>
> and get the same error, any ideas, help, or how-tos
>[/color]

document.print ????

do you want this on your deskjet printer ???

Try document.write

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[VK]

Re: dynamic forms

document.forms[x].elements[0].value
'forms' and 'elements' both in plural

john <wenjoh26@emNOS PAMail@pct.edu> wrote in message
news:Xns94097E6 EC8054wenjoh26e mNOSPAMailp@216 .65.98.9...[color=blue]
> looking for a way to be able to pick different elements of different
> forms and only haveing to write 1 page. So I may 1 time have 3 forms and
> 27 elements on each form. I though the syntax for being able to pick an
> element would be document.form[x].element[y].value, but eveytime I try
> this I get a document.form.x is null or not an object, so I wwrote a
> sample program,
>
> =============== =============== ====
> <form>
> <INPUT type=radio name=radio_name value=t></td>
> </form>
> <SCRIPT language="JavaS cript">
> document.print( document.forms[0].element[0].value);
> </SCRIPT>
> =============== =============== ===
>
> and get the same error, any ideas, help, or how-tos
>
> john[/color]