WebTextEdit ClientSideEvent Javascript-Can't Eval

[ismailc]

Hi, I urgently need help, please not sure of correct forum.

WebtextEdit ClientSideEvent execute javascript statement on mousemove event. I can successfully change the style of another object type on this WebTextEdit ClientSide MouseMove event:document. getElementById( "Object2").styl e.backgroundCol or = '#F0F5F7';

But when I want to change the style of the WebTextEdit control:
document.getEle mentById("WebTe xtEdit1").style .backgroundColo r = '#F0F5F7'; Then nothing happens

When I execute the script on the same WebTextEdit Clientside for another object which is not a WebtextEdit:
Object2.style.b order='1px solid #FFE6A0'; Then it works

But when I want to change the WebtextEdit Clientside style:
WebTextEdit1.st yle.border='1px solid #FFE6A0';

Then I get Error: Can't Eval WebTextEdit1.st yle.border='1px solid #FFE6A0';

Please Help

[acoder]

What is this "WebTextEdi t" object? Does it have an ID?

[ismailc]

Hi, Thank You for the assistance Yes, I am using the id.

But on the same event I can change another WebTextEdit object:
document.getEle mentById("EP102 0ReadOnly").sty le.backgroundCo lor = 'red';

so I tried for current object: (don't work)
document.getEle mentById("FG101 0NItemD").style .backgroundColo r = 'red';
var ws = document.getEle mentById("FG101 0NItemD").style ; ws.borderWidth = "1px"; ws.borderStyle = "solid"; ws.borderColor = "#FFE6A0"

Please Help - I need to get this going!
document.getEle mentById("EP101 0Read").style.b ackgroundColor = 'red';
EP1020ReadOnly. style.backgroun dColor = 'red'; document.getEle mentById("EP101 0Read").style.b ackgroundColor = 'red';
document.getEle mentById("EP101 0Object").style .backgroundColo r = 'red';

[acoder]

Can you show the HTML code for this element?

[ismailc]

Thank You very much, I got it going:

var edit = igedit_getById( "FG1010NItemD") ; edit.Element.st yle.backgroundC olor = 'red';


but now I need to execute this code within a vbscript

[acoder]

If you need to run it in vbscript, then it will only work in IE.

If it's an IE-only application, e.g. intranet, you can just put the vbscript code in script tags (like JavaScript) and specify the type.