alert("document.all.txtbox"+".value")

[Boki]

Hi All,

// code start

alert("document.all.txtbox"+valueA+".value")

// end code

could you please advice,
can it show the value of txtbox ?

Best regards,
Boki.

[Randy Webb]

Boki said the following on 5/3/2006 1:23 AM:

Hi All,

// code start

alert("document.all.txtbox"+valueA+".value")

// end code

could you please advice,
can it show the value of txtbox ?

IE only code or cross-browser?

document.forms['formID'].elements['txtbox'+valueA].value;

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[Tony]

Randy Webb wrote:

Boki said the following on 5/3/2006 1:23 AM:

Hi All,

// code start

alert("document.all.txtbox"+valueA+".value")

// end code

could you please advice,
can it show the value of txtbox ?

IE only code or cross-browser?

document.forms['formID'].elements['txtbox'+valueA].value;

Aside from the fact that the OP's code wouldn't give the desired result
anyways. Assume valueA = '1'. The alert would read, literally:

document.all.txtbox1.value

....not the value of the element. It's in quotes.