[Javascript] variable problem

[Filipiak, Bob (Contractor)]

Sorry, ignore post it is totally wrong. It was the result of brain fatigue
from taking 2hrs and 25 minutes out of 2hrs and 30 minutes to complete and
pass MCP Test for w2k Pro. I've been cramming since April when I was given
the software and told to get certified by June.
 

Bob Filipiak (Contractor)
MCP 

-----Original Message-----
From: Filipiak, Bob (Contractor) 
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 10:11 AM
To: 'javascript at LaTech.edu'
Subject: RE: [Javascript] variable problem



Try document.game_assesment.row+ i +"_"+ j +.checked = true; 

Bob Filipiak (Contractor) 
MCP 

-----Original Message----- 
From: rastlore at yahoo.ca [ mailto:rastlore at yahoo.ca
<mailto:rastlore at yahoo.ca> ] 
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2001 9:57 AM 
To: Javascript at LaTech.edu 
Subject: [Javascript] variable problem 


Hello,  I am having a problem, I am a newbie at this javascript stuff 
by the way.  I was wondering why the below works (more specifically I 
am asking about the variables "i" and "j" why it works in the eval 
and not in the other statement is my question) : 

if (eval("document.game_assesment.row"+ i +"_"+ j +".checked") == 
true) 

but this give me an error : 
document.game_assesment.row"+ i +"_"+ j +".checked = true; 

I have also tried this, but it gives and error as well : 
document.game_assesment.row'+ i +'_'+ j +'.checked = true; 

The button's I am tried to access is : 

<FORM NAME="game_assesment"> 
<INPUT type="radio" NAME="row0_0" VALUE="0"> 
<INPUT type="radio" NAME="row0_1" VALUE="0"> 
<INPUT type="radio" NAME="row0_2" VALUE="0"> 
</FORM> 

Thanks for any help you could offer. 


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