[Javascript] How do you cycle thru the radio buttons on awebform ?

[Flavio Gomes]

Hmm nope 
  for(var z = 0; z < window.document.frmSurvey.length; z++) 

It'll loop on frmSurvey usually I do a bit different: for(var z = 0; 
myForm[z]; z++)

function loopsOnForm(myForm)
{  
   sForm = '';
   for(var z = 0; myForm[z]; z++)
   {  sForm += myForm[z].name+': \t'+myForm[z].type }
   alert(sForm);
}


To loop on form I believe It'll be document.forms or document.all.forms 
(IE only)

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Flavio Gomes
flavio at economisa.com.br


Chris T wrote:

>>I got this script so far, but cannot read the length of the radio objects
>>
>>for(var z = 0; z < window.document.frmSurvey.length; z++){
>>
>> if ( window.document.frmSurvey[z].type == 'radio' )
>> {
>>  var CurRadioChecked=false
>>    
>>
>
>Doesn't that bit of code loop through all the FORMS on a page, not the
>elements within a form? From the looks of it, I'd say yes.
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