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Old 06-10-2007, 04:18 PM
sri
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[SOLVED] Why Javascript function doesn't work in my program?

Hi Friends,
Currently I'm working in the struts 1.1 envi. I am using layout tag to create the dynamic multiple columns table. In which I include the one more functionality called selectable row in a table. For this I have the javascript function. When I run the project, the javascript which i wrote for select a row with certain color is not working.
Please refer me what is the problem I am facing.
I have attached my javascript program here:
<script type="text/javascript">
var lastSelRow = null;var node = null;
function changeRowColor(node){unSelect();
children = node.getElementsByTagname("td");
alert("I'm an alert box!");
for(i=0;children.length();i++){
children[i].style.backgroundColor = '#FBE797';
}lastSelRow = node;}
function unSelect()
{if(lastSelRow){
children = lastSelRow.getElementsByTagName("td");
for(i=0;i<children.length();i++){
children[i].style.backgroundColor = '#FFFFFF';
}}
lastSelRow = null;}</script>

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Old 06-10-2007, 04:19 PM
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In function changeRowColor, you have this:

for(i=0;children.length();i++)
children.length() is defined as true (by definition) as long as it
doesn't equal 0. Does it ever equal zero? Nothing in your code
suggests that anything ever happens to make it equal to 0. Did
you mean, as you typed in the function unSelect below,
for(i=0;i<children.length();i++)

Also, its probably not a good idea to call unSelect() at the beginning of changeRowColor() unless you've defined it first. Javascript is not a strongly typecast language, but you should still be in the habit of defining things before you use them.

I hope this helps.

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Old 06-10-2007, 04:20 PM
Hardik Shah
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hy, can you send me your page. i done that solution before ... so may be i help you. i generate dynamic insert row in table function i posted to you.

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