declaring text box

[Aseef]

how to declare a textbox in Javascript???

[acoder]

Can you be more clear in defining your problem/question? What do you mean by declaring a text box? Do you mean creating one and displaying it?

[Aseef]

Thank you for ur response. The requirement is like this. i have a java script function 'displayTxtBox( )'. i just want pass the text boxes names while calling this function. can you helpme? how can ido that?

[gits]

i don't understand this ... are the textboxes just hidden or do you need to create them dynamically first? ... the function should just receive the name of the box - what should exactly happen then? please show what you have done so far and give an example for the wished behaviour ...

kind regards

[Aseef]

the text boxes will be hidden at the page load. in the fuction i have wriiten the code to make it visible. please see the below mail

function displayCalibTxt()
 {
   document.Form1.TxtCalib1.style.display='block'
   document.Form1.TxtCalib2.style.display='block'
}

so instead of writing the text boxes id one by one. can i pass the text box id as parameter?

[Aseef]

please let me know if you want it more clear

[acoder]

so instead of writing the text boxes id one by one. can i pass the text box id as parameter?

Yes, of course.

function displayTxtBox(id) {
    document.getElementById(id).style.display='block';
}

Remember to make sure the ID is unique.

[Aseef]

Thank you very much for the prompt help

[acoder]

No problem. Post again if you have more questions :)

[Aseef]

Am sorry to bother u guys. i tried to make the function as above. an d i called the function like
<TD onclick="displa yText(TxtID)">< INPUT id="TxtID" style="WIDTH: 39px; HEIGHT: 22px" type="text" size="1" name="Txt1></TD>

but i am getting error. can you pls help me.

[Aseef]

can anyone help me please. please let me know if it wanted to be more clear.

[Aseef]

Yes. I got it. i misssed quotes while passing the parameter.

[acoder]

Yes, that's correct. Well done- you managed to solve it yourself.