[Javascript] Eval() question

[Yann.DeChamplain at molson.com]

I'm trying now to create variable in a for loop and I got an error:
I tested some ways and I got something like "impossible to assign a value to
a funtion".
These functions work on the style of a <table> (TR).  After I change the
display style option I can't correctly reevaluate the new value in the style
property of the TR id so I wanna create a status variable for each row in
the table to set a status.


	var curNum;
	var maxcurNum;
	curNum = 2;
	maxcurNum = 12 
			
	for(var count = curNum; count <= maxcurNum; count++){
-----------------------> eval("status" + count) = "none";


	}
	function addr(){
		while(curNum <= maxcurNum){
			rid = "r" + curNum;
			sid = "status" + curNum;
			if(eval(sid) = "none"){
				eval(daid).style.display = "Block"; 
				eval(sid) = "Block";
				//alert('i found a "none" value at id:' +
daid);
			return true;
			break;
			}
			curNum++;
			alert(curNum++);
		}
		curNum = 2; //back to initial value after exit from while
loop.
	}


Bye!

Yann de Champlain
  Consultant Web Senior
  Molson Canada
 
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