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you can use alert that display the property<br />
alert(document.form1.objec<wbr />tname.left<wbr />)
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you can use alert that display the property
alert(document.form1.objectname.left)

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FRehman,<br />
<br />
this only returns object properties if it is positioned &quot;relativly&quot;. If object is positioned &quot;absolutly&quot; it always returns 0,0. I read something that offset* functions should be used for absolutly positioned objects, but I can't make it work.<br />
<br />
hpet<br />

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FRehman,

this only returns object properties if it is positioned "relativly". If object is positioned "absolutly" it always returns 0,0. I read something that offset* functions should be used for absolutly positioned objects, but I can't make it work.

hpet


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ok, i found the right way.<br />
for absolutly positined objects you use offset* properties. my problem was bad control naming (two with same name).<br />
offset* properties return position in parent..<br />
<br />
hpet
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ok, i found the right way.
for absolutly positined objects you use offset* properties. my problem was bad control naming (two with same name).
offset* properties return position in parent..

hpet

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right :)<br />
<br />
thanks
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hpet,<br />
Thanks for your marks ...<br />
-- Holy Spirit
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hpet,
Thanks for your marks ...
-- Holy Spirit

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Hi,<br />
<br />
on my html document i have for example image that is positioned absolutly.<br />
How can I later on read properties of that object (left,top,height).<br />
<br />
hpet
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Hi,

on my html document i have for example image that is positioned absolutly.
How can I later on read properties of that object (left,top,height).

hpet

object position

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