The width values for .class1 and .class2 are nonsense of course... :)
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Browse All TopicsDoes anyone know how to add (via code) and id attribute within an HTML statement?
RIght now the page I'm trying to render displays the following
<tr class = "class1"> for example. this is what i'm looking for
<tr class = "class1" id = "id1">
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you are in a catch 22 -- unless such an element already has an ID, you cannot address it, because the function -- getElementById -- requires that the element already has an ID in order for you to be able to address that element. But even then, if it has an ID=name1 you cannot change it to ID=name2 because you are accessing it as name1, and if it is named as name2, then you can no longer address it. Get it ??
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by: TNamePosted on 2008-07-22 at 23:15:50ID: 22066452
Hi, have a look at this example.
First, click on one of the cells in the upper table row. An empty alert box will pop up.
Then click the button.
Now click one of the upper cells again and the newly assigned id of its parent (the first table row) will pop up.
Basically, i think the main problem is to acces an id-less element, so you can assign it an id.
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