Syntax help please

[Ed Jay]

I'm trying to put:

document.form1. proto0[0].checked=true;
document.form1. proto1[0].checked = true;
document.form1. proto2[0].checked = true;
..
..
document.form1. proton[0].checked =true;

into a loop. I've unsuccessfully tried:

for (var i=0;i<n+1;i++) {
document.form1. proto+i+[0].checked=true;
}

and I've been unsuccessful using:

for (var i=0;i<n+1;i++) {
document.forms["form1"].elements["proto"+i+"[0]"].checked=true;
}

Syntax-wise, where am I going astray?

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[Lasse Reichstein Nielsen]

Re: Syntax help please

Ed Jay <edMbj@aes-intl.comwrites:

I'm trying to put:
>
document.form1. proto0[0].checked=true;
document.form1. proto1[0].checked = true;
document.form1. proto2[0].checked = true;
.
.
document.form1. proton[0].checked =true;
>
into a loop.

Smart move. :)

....

and I've been unsuccessful using:
>
for (var i=0;i<n+1;i++) {
document.forms["form1"].elements["proto"+i+"[0]"].checked=true;

This was close!

}
>
Syntax-wise, where am I going astray?

The [0] is not part of the name. The name is "proto2", and there
are apparently more elements in the form with that name.
Try:

var elems = document.form["form1"].elements;
for(var i = 0; i < n; i++) {
elems["proto"+i][0].checked = true;
}

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[Evertjan.]

Re: Syntax help please

Ed Jay wrote on 06 sep 2008 in comp.lang.javas cript:

document.forms["form1"].elements["proto"+i+"[0]"].checked=true;

Methinks:

document.forms["form1"].elements["proto"+i][0].checked=true;

[If these are radio buttons]


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[Ed Jay]

Re: Syntax help please

Evertjan. wrote:

>Ed Jay wrote on 06 sep 2008 in comp.lang.javas cript:
>

>document.for ms["form1"].elements["proto"+i+"[0]"].checked=true;

>
>Methinks:
>
>document.for ms["form1"].elements["proto"+i][0].checked=true;
>
>[If these are radio buttons]

They are, indeed. I have several rows of two buttons each that I'm setting
if a preceding condition is met.

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[Ed Jay]

Re: Syntax help please

Lasse Reichstein Nielsen wrote:

>Ed Jay <edMbj@aes-intl.comwrites:
>

>I'm trying to put:
>>
>document.form1 .proto0[0].checked=true;
>document.form1 .proto1[0].checked = true;
>document.form1 .proto2[0].checked = true;
>>
>into a loop.

>

>and I've been unsuccessful using:
>>
>for (var i=0;i<n+1;i++) {
>document.for ms["form1"].elements["proto"+i+"[0]"].checked=true;
>>}

>

>Syntax-wise, where am I going astray?

>
>The [0] is not part of the name. The name is "proto2", and there
>are apparently more elements in the form with that name.
>Try:
>
var elems = document.form["form1"].elements;
for(var i = 0; i < n; i++) {
elems["proto"+i][0].checked = true;
}
>

Thanks, but it's not working. I continue to receive an error msg:
"Cannot convert undefined or null to Object." (The original multi-line,
non-loop command works fine.)

By way of elaboration, this issue pertains to multiple rows of radio button
pairs that I'm setting pursuant to a previous condition being met, e.g.,.
proto0[0] and proto0[1], etc.

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[Gregor Kofler]

Re: Syntax help please

Ed Jay meinte:

Lasse Reichstein Nielsen wrote:

>var elems = document.form["form1"].elements;

^^^^
Typo - should be document.forms[...]

Gregor


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[Ed Jay]

Re: Syntax help please

Gregor Kofler wrote:

>Ed Jay meinte:
>

>Lasse Reichstein Nielsen wrote:

>

>>var elems = document.form["form1"].elements;

^^^^
>Typo - should be document.forms[...]
>

Teach me to cut and paste! :-)

Works.

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[Ed Jay]

Re: Syntax help please

Ed Jay wrote:

>Lasse Reichstein Nielsen wrote:
>

>>Ed Jay <edMbj@aes-intl.comwrites:
>>

>>I'm trying to put:
>>>
>>document.form 1.proto0[0].checked=true;
>>document.form 1.proto1[0].checked = true;
>>document.form 1.proto2[0].checked = true;
>>>
>>into a loop.

>>

>>and I've been unsuccessful using:
>>>
>>for (var i=0;i<n+1;i++) {
>>document.form s["form1"].elements["proto"+i+"[0]"].checked=true;
>>>}

>>

>>Syntax-wise, where am I going astray?

>>
>>The [0] is not part of the name. The name is "proto2", and there
>>are apparently more elements in the form with that name.
>>Try:
>>
>var elems = document.form["form1"].elements;
>for(var i = 0; i < n; i++) {
> elems["proto"+i][0].checked = true;
>}
>>

>Thanks, but it's not working. I continue to receive an error msg:
>"Cannot convert undefined or null to Object." (The original multi-line,
>non-loop command works fine.)
>
>By way of elaboration, this issue pertains to multiple rows of radio button
>pairs that I'm setting pursuant to a previous condition being met, e.g.,.
>proto0[0] and proto0[1], etc.

Now that Gregor Kofler has pointed out the typo, it works great. Thanks,
Lasse.

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