Hi,
Could you please advice,
can javascript accept this kind of code?
function resone(cnt)
{
alert("document .all.txt_note"+ cnt)
// cnt is the textbox index
}
txt_note are textboxs, ( name= txt_note1, name=txt_note2 .... )
There are buttons be allocated near every textboxs, when the button be
pressed, I want to get its text string.
and I have other questions:
1. does javascript do auto type conversion? ( int to string )
2. does it possible to do pass value as variable
ex:
int boki1 =0;
int a =1;
printf ("%d", boki & a.toString );
// I sure that is not C or java programming, but I want to sure that is
not doable by pass value to become a variable, I knew it should try
array, but I saw somebody is try to do this...
Best regards,
Boki. 3 1671
"Boki" <bo******@ms21. hinet.net> wrote in message
news:11******** *************@g 10g2000cwb.goog legroups.com... Hi,
Could you please advice,
can javascript accept this kind of code?
function resone(cnt) { alert("document .all.txt_note"+ cnt) // cnt is the textbox index }
txt_note are textboxs, ( name= txt_note1, name=txt_note2 .... )
There are buttons be allocated near every textboxs, when the button be pressed, I want to get its text string.
and I have other questions:
1. does javascript do auto type conversion? ( int to string ) 2. does it possible to do pass value as variable ex:
int boki1 =0; int a =1; printf ("%d", boki & a.toString );
Java and Javascript are completely unrelated languages despite the
similarity of the names. I think you should be asking this question at
comp.lang.javas cript, not in a Java newsgroup.
// I sure that is not C or java programming, but I want to sure that is not doable by pass value to become a variable, I knew it should try array, but I saw somebody is try to do this...
Sorry, I don't even understand this paragraph but I think the advice to try
comp.lang.javas cript still applies....
--
Rhino
Moar doable with that meal please. Ask in Javascript; theyll have a much
better response.
"Rhino" <no************ ***********@nos pam.com> wrote in message
news:Dh******** ***********@new s20.bellglobal. com... "Boki" <bo******@ms21. hinet.net> wrote in message news:11******** *************@g 10g2000cwb.goog legroups.com... Hi,
Could you please advice,
can javascript accept this kind of code?
function resone(cnt) { alert("document .all.txt_note"+ cnt) // cnt is the textbox index }
txt_note are textboxs, ( name= txt_note1, name=txt_note2 .... )
There are buttons be allocated near every textboxs, when the button be pressed, I want to get its text string.
and I have other questions:
1. does javascript do auto type conversion? ( int to string ) 2. does it possible to do pass value as variable ex:
int boki1 =0; int a =1; printf ("%d", boki & a.toString ); Java and Javascript are completely unrelated languages despite the similarity of the names. I think you should be asking this question at comp.lang.javas cript, not in a Java newsgroup.
// I sure that is not C or java programming, but I want to sure that is not doable by pass value to become a variable, I knew it should try array, but I saw somebody is try to do this... Sorry, I don't even understand this paragraph but I think the advice to
try comp.lang.javas cript still applies....
-- Rhino
Randall R wrote on 03 mei 2006 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general: Moar doable with that meal please. Ask in Javascript; theyll have a much better response.
And please do not include astrverside NG, like
microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general
--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
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