Topic awaiting preservation: How to access div element by index

Howdy folks, the following code works great:

function ChangeOpenerField() {
var divObj;
divObj = window.opener;
divObj.club.innerText = "Testing...";
}

Above, "club" is the id of a DIV Tag in the opener obj. The object "divOjb" is intendid for referencing this DIV Tag. I need to pass the ID of the divObj as a parameter, and also the value of the innertext of this DIV Tag. I'm not sure how to reference the DIV element collection by index name.
I'm close, I know I am.
Oh... and I don't care too much for <whats it called... when you convert text to code... uhhhh, shoot... can't think of it, sorry>
So, how to reference DIV element collection by index.

Thanks for the help!
Karl



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Well, I'm a little confused, since what you're calling "divObj" is really a Window object. To get to the DIV with id="club" inside the divObj window, you should ideally be using divObj.document.getElementById('club'), for standards compliance.

But beyond that, I don't understand your question. I'm not sure what you mean by a "DIV element collection."

I was assuming that the document element contained a collection of DIV elements and that you could reference them via INDEX.
This does not work:
divObj = opener.window.divs["id_of_my_div_tag"]

But I'd like it to ; ).
However, I can certainly go with your suggestion of using the function, "GetElementByID".
Thanks! (will post resulting code shortly)



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karl@azprogolf.com

Note that if you want an array of all the DIV elements in the page, you can use

divObj.getElementsByTagName('div')

and then it will be a Javascript Array that you can loop through or do whatever you want with.

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Very nice. Thanks guys!

[edit] oh, this is what I've come up with:

function ChangeOpenerField(fld,val) {
var divObj;
divObj = window.opener.document.getElementById(fld);
divObj.innerText = val;
}

I should probably be checking for null before trying to set the innerText of the DIV element.


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[This message has been edited by Karl (edited 10-15-2002).]