On May 10, 10:06=A0pm, DL <tatata9...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 10, 6:45=A0pm, VK <schools_r...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 10, 7:53 am, DL <tatata9...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > For instance,
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> > > function addNew(i) {
> > > var 'element'&i
> > > ..
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> > > }
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> > > If possible, how to?
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> > Javascript is not a prehistoric BASIC subset for such perversions. If
> > you need uniformly accessible elements of unknown in advance amount
> > then use array:
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> > var myElements =3D new Array;
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> > function addNew(i) {
> > =A0myElements[i] =3D whatever;
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> > }
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> > If you really need properties named like "foo1', "foo2" etc. then use
> > object's squared brackets notation:
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> > var myElements =3D new Object;
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> > function addNew(i) {
> > =A0myElements['foo'+i] =3D whatever;
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> Thanks. =A0First let me get simple thing off the list first, your
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> var myElements =3D new Array;
> is probably similar to
> var myElements =3D []; // the later is a short form probably, yes?
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> Now, back to the main topic. =A0Also, I should have been clearer about
> the intent of the code, that is, to dynamically add TR or (TRs) for an
> existing table with ID of 'tbl'.
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> Neither Array nor Object works for this case while
> by doing so by hand, e.g.
> var newF =3D do***ent.getElementById('tbl');
> var tr1 =3D newF.insertRow();
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> would work. But
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> var newF =3D do***ent.getElementById('tbl');
> var myElements =3D new Array;
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> =A0function addNew(i) {
> =A0myElements[i] =3D newF.insertRow();
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> won't work.
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> It seems to be me pretty odd that javascript can't handle 'dynamic
> variable assignment'
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Ok, you guys are right, I don't even need dynamic vars. Now got a
minor question,
the following attempt of setting a newly created cell alignment to
right won't work,
e.g. newCell1.style.align =3D "right";
what's wrong?
Thanks.
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