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Re: Reference a column name in xsl from within JavaScript

From: Doogie <dnlwhite@------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 6/15/2007 8:41:00 AM

Hi Martin,

I'm not disagreeing with your comment on the client-side script.  I'm
just indicating that inside that specific line, there is a way to
access the row and I would think there would be a very similiar way to
access the column.  Based on your statement on the
HTMLTableRowElement,it would appear that is not the case (although I
am not sure where I create that object as I don't see it directly
created anywhere in my HTML or XSL).  It just strikes me as odd that I
can't get access to the column in the same way I get access to the row
(albeit in a different object).

I understand perfectly what you are saying as to the event object.  I
wanted to avoid having to put extra code in java to do that if there
was a very simple way to just pass it via a parameter.  Since there is
not, I will try to do that.


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