Urgently Need Help

[sleuth]

Hello, I have a framed page and I need to access the form values in one frame, which is outside the frame of the button,

I'm, trying to use this

top.maincontent.topinsert.insideTop.window.document.form.delete.value

But it comes back undefined, "delete" is the name of the check boxes. When it was in the same frame it was working fine, but then I had to move it out and now I can't get to the checkboxes, Is the document object accessible?

Thank You

Tony "Java?? Umm, I think that's the stuff I drink while I'm coding perl."

 

[sleuth]

Ok, I found out the hard way that javascript doesn't read check boxes that way, and that the document object is being accessed but I need to loop through the checkboxes, here's as far as I've gotten,

<script>
<!--//
function Get(){
for (var i=0; i < top.maincontent.topinsert.couponTop.window.document.form.elements.length; i++)
{
var e = top.maincontent.topinsert.couponTop.window.document.form.elements;
if (e.name == &quot;coupons&quot
{
if (e.checked == true){
return_me = e.value + '~~';
}}}
return return_me;
}
//-->
</script>

Now the return_me is supposed to be like,

1~~12~~13~~18

You know what I mean?

I have a location.href=''; Thing in a button, now what I did was,

onclick=&quot;location.href='

http://www.place.com/perl.cgi?delete='

+ Get();&quot;

Hope that's clear, if you submit a form and all the selected checkboxes have the same name, then it'll delminate the values with ~~, so my program is wanting them like that.

Is there anyway I can do something like

return_me .= &quot;value&quot;;

The .= in perl means to add to the variable, so if it loops through it four times, it'll have four values,

Is there any way I can have my routine return the values in one line the way I need them?

Thanks,

Tony &quot;Java?? Umm, I think that's the stuff I drink while I'm coding perl.&quot;