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Thanks for all the help, I thought it might be something like that. I ended up just removing the other UL on the page and making them paragraphs so that the only ULs on the page were those I wanted to edit then used getElementByTagName.

Ok, so I have a very long hierarchical list that expands and collapses. To make the maintenance easier, I wrote some javascript to do the following: 1) Add the id content# where # starts at 0 and increases by 1 for each UL tag that will later be used to expand and collapse parts of the list...

ha, I am a fool. :) Ok I solved this myself and in case anyone wanders through and wonders how... I simply needed to simplify and use getElementsByName from the get go rather than by TagName and then trying to filter through those. Sheesh... Thanks anyway!

Ok, scratch that... I can filter it by name (code at end of post), which works, but it does this (obviously not real code but the general gist): <ul name="tree" id="content1"> <ul> <ul> <ul name="tree" id="content4"> <ul> <ul name="tree" id="content6"> When I want... <ul name="tree"...

Thanks that helped!! Now, I am also trying to filter it by items that have a certain class. I have tried it and it doesn't seem to work. Anymore brilliant ideas? :) This is what I have (and various variations of)... function addid() { var g = document.getElementsByTagName('ul')...

I have a long list and the person that will be maintaining the site is NOT savvy at anything. So, I would like to write a function that will loop through all the UL elements and add an ID called "content#" where # starts at 0 and increases by 1 each time. I have tried a number of things with...

Thanks so much for the input! I ended up using css attribute selectors to add a little icon to all external links. I definitely agree with the comments about not having any thing for external links. Unfortunately, I don't get the final say on such things. :( Thanks for all the help!! If...

I am a newbie to javascript. I work for an academic institution that can't really afford to hire real programmers so they are asking us to do our best. I manage a large site (5000+ pages). Recently, one of the "higher-ups" decided that we should have a notification BEFORE someone clicks a...