Can it be done?

[KevinFSI]

I have three cells in a table ok?

<TD><INPUT TYPE=&quot;text&quot; NAME=&quot;cell_one&quot;></TD>
<TD><INPUT TYPE=&quot;text&quot; NAME=&quot;cell_two&quot;></TD>
<TD> --- Result --- </TD>

What I'm looking for is a way to take the values (just numbers) of cells one and two, add them together when the user leaves the second cell (onChange) and display the result in the third cell.

Can it be done? Kevin
slanek@ssd.fsi.com

 

[luciddream]

yes. adam@aauser.com

 

[luciddream]

yeah... alright fine... ill give a better answer than that.

you can either give your cell an ID and use innerHTML to write to it, or i'm pretty sure you can get specific table cells by saying rows[0].cells[2] or something... or you could have a layer in the cell that you can write to or whatever.

i suggest the first way, but... it only works in Ie and NS6...

the third way, i think, would only work in NS4.x

anyway... hope that helped more than yes. adam@aauser.com

 

[Miros]

Ponder... can't you give the cell a name, then use JScript to access it?

<td name=cell1> etc.
<td name=cell2> etc.
<td name=result></td>

mytable.result.text = mytable.cell1.text() + mytable.cell2.text()

Rosalie Dieteman

 

[KevinFSI]

Then onChange, just call the function that does that? I assume &quot;mytable&quot; would be replaced with the name of my table, whatever that may be. Kevin
slanek@ssd.fsi.com