Hello Everybody,
I have the following lines in my code
1)
totalElements=e val("document." +formname+".RCB illingCycle"+to talRCRows+".len gth")
2) var newoption=new Option (BillingCycleNa me,BillingCycle Id);
eval("document. "+formname+".RC BillingCycle"+t otalRCRows+".op tions[totalElements]=
newoption");
In both statements above, the eval code doesnt work in firefox. Is
there a workaround?
Regards,
Angel
4  9035 
Angel wrote: Hello Everybody,
I have the following lines in my code
1)
totalElements=e val("document." +formname+".RCB illingCycle"+to talRCRows+".len gth")
2) var newoption=new Option (BillingCycleNa me,BillingCycle Id);
eval("document. "+formname+".RC BillingCycle"+t otalRCRows+".op tions[totalElements]=
newoption");
In both statements above, the eval code doesnt work in firefox. Is
there a workaround?
No workaround is needed as there is no need to use - eval - at all and
it is more likely the shortcut property accessors that is not working
in Firefox.
Replace:-
eval("document. "+formname+".RC BillingCycle"+t otalRCRows+".le ngth")
-with:-
document.forms[formname].elements['RCBillingCycle '+totalRCRows].length;
- and replace:-
eval("document. "+formname+".RC BillingCycle"+t otalRCRows+
".options[totalElements]= newoption");
-with:-
document.forms[formname].elements['RCBillingCycle '+
totalRCRows].options[totalElements]= newoption
Richard.
Implemented the code. Got the following error
document.forms[formname].elements['RCBillingCycle '+totalRCRows] has no
properties
Richard Cornford wrote: Angel wrote: Hello Everybody,
I have the following lines in my code
1)
totalElements=e val("document." +formname+".RCB illingCycle"+to talRCRows+".len gth")
2) var newoption=new Option (BillingCycleNa me,BillingCycle Id);
eval("document. "+formname+".RC BillingCycle"+t otalRCRows+".op tions[totalElements]=
newoption");
In both statements above, the eval code doesnt work in firefox. Is
there a workaround?
No workaround is needed as there is no need to use - eval - at all and
it is more likely the shortcut property accessors that is not working
in Firefox.
Replace:-
eval("document. "+formname+".RC BillingCycle"+t otalRCRows+".le ngth")
-with:-
document.forms[formname].elements['RCBillingCycle '+totalRCRows].length;
- and replace:-
eval("document. "+formname+".RC BillingCycle"+t otalRCRows+
".options[totalElements]= newoption");
-with:-
document.forms[formname].elements['RCBillingCycle '+
totalRCRows].options[totalElements]= newoption
Richard.
Angel wrote: Implemented the code. Got the following error
Please don't top post here, reply below a trimmed quote.
document.forms[formname].elements['RCBillingCycle '+totalRCRows] has no
properties
That will return a reference to a form with a name attribute value equal
to the value of - formname - and an element with a name attribute equal
to the value of - 'RCBillingCycle ' + totalRCRows -.
e.g.:
<form name="formA" action="">
<input type="text" name="RCBilling Cycle0">
</form>
<script type="text/javascript">
var formname = "formA";
var totalRCRows = '0';
// Wrapped for posting
alert(typeof
document.forms[formname].elements['RCBillingCycle '+totalRCRows]
);
</script>
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