Re: FormBean and JavaScript

Thanks Jerry, problem is fixed now. Regards Karim Jerry Tan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Since the nested classes constrain you to use the dot syntax, then you may >consider using an index notation on the scripting side, e.g., > >    document.managerForm[0].value = user; > >assuming, of course,

Re: FormBean and JavaScript

hi, use id attribute like : In the java script use the id to refer the field something like : document.forms[0].someId.value or document.formName.someId.value -- rokib - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional

Re: FormBean and JavaScript

Actually, the index notation is off the "elements" object of the form -- not the form itself, e.g., document.managerForm.elements[0].value = user; [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: FormBean and JavaScript

Since the nested classes constrain you to use the dot syntax, then you may consider using an index notation on the scripting side, e.g., document.managerForm[0].value = user; assuming, of course, that "manager.lanID" is the first element on your managerForm. If you're concerned that the orde