bradgrafelman
12-17-2004, 12:09 AM
Ok. I have to learn this sometime I guess, lol.
I want to cycle through each row of a table and perform a function on it. In the past, I've simply given each row an ID number, like (id="row1", id="row2") etc. I now have a huge table, and that would be tiresome.
I need to find a way to use some method of cycling through each table's rows and performing a function on it. I thought something like "theTable.childObjects" would do the trick, but I'm not sure what I'm doing. If at all possible, can all of the child objects of a <TBODY> tag be cycled through instead of an entire table? If not, that's ok. I just need *some* method of doing this other than the row numeration.
HELP!
Thanks in advance.
I want to cycle through each row of a table and perform a function on it. In the past, I've simply given each row an ID number, like (id="row1", id="row2") etc. I now have a huge table, and that would be tiresome.
I need to find a way to use some method of cycling through each table's rows and performing a function on it. I thought something like "theTable.childObjects" would do the trick, but I'm not sure what I'm doing. If at all possible, can all of the child objects of a <TBODY> tag be cycled through instead of an entire table? If not, that's ok. I just need *some* method of doing this other than the row numeration.
HELP!
Thanks in advance.