JavaScript - Firefox problem
Asked By mostafa hamdy
17-Aug-06 08:03 AM
hi all
I have web page which contains table with ans I set for each row in the table Name and Id attributes,and when I try to access soecific row in the table by name it works very fine with IE but it makes problems with firefox and it display in the alert undefined: the code is listed below
-------------HTML code-----------------------
<table width="50%" bgcolor="#000000">
<tr id="tr1" name="firsttr"><td></td></tr>
<tr id="tr2" name="secondtr"><td></td></tr>
<tr id="tr3" name="thirdtr"><td></td></tr>
</table>
------------------------JS code---------------------------
function myFunction()
{
var trname = document.getElementByid('tr1').name ;
alert(trname);
}
plz if any body can help me in solving this problem plz send me
bets regards
Mostafa
Firefox and IE issues
This will help u : http://west-wind.com/weblog/posts/1463.aspx
Example:
function myFunction()
{
var trname = document.getElementById('tr1').attributes['name'].value;
alert(trname);
}
Table Row Does not have a Name Attribute
Hi,
As per W3c Specifications a Table Row does not have a name attribute.
Hence it is not advisable.
You can use the IDs for the same?
Is there any specific constraint that makes you use the name?
Let me know in case I can help you.
-
Chandu
Asked By Sushila Patel
function myFunction()
{
var trname = document.getElementById('tr1').getAttribute('name') ;
alert(trname);
}
Tested on Firefox and IE
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