checkbox bug under ie mac

[homard]

I've got 8 checkboxes in my page.
When I loop over them to "check all", I can't access one of them under ie mac.

The code is :

for(i=0;i<document.forms.formName.elements.length;i++)
document.forms.formName.elements.checked = true;

If anyone knows...

 

[fatbloke]

Try this:-

for(i=0;i<document.forms.formName.elements.length;i++)

document.forms.formName.elements.checked = true;



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[homard]

What's the difference ?

 

[fatbloke]

Sorry, I meant to put:-

for(i=0;i<document.forms.formName.elements.length;i++)
document.forms.formName.elements.checked = true;

The after 'elements' uses the value i declared in the 'for' statement to reference each item in the array.

Unfortunately the TGML processor interpreted that as a request for italicisation on my last post!

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[homard]

Oups,... me too !
I already put the [.i.] (without the dots ;-)
And it was also interpreted as a request for italicisation.

So I still don't have any answer !

 

[fatbloke]

When you say:-

When I loop over them to &quot;check all&quot;, I can't access one of them under ie mac.

Are you saying that one specific instance is not being accessed, or none of them. If it is a specific one - which is it?

Sorry about the previous misunderstanding

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[homard]

no, that's ok (for the previous misunderstanding)

Actually, I can't access ONE of them. I mean seven out of eigth are checked by my function but only one remain unchecked.
There are 2 rows of 4 checkboxes and the one I can't access is sometimes the second of the first row and sometimes the second of the second row.

+ + + +
+ - + +

or

+ - + +
+ + + +

Weird isn't it !

 

[fatbloke]

Very strange indeed. Can you post a little of the relevant HTML - there may be something there? [sig][/sig]