thegonz14
3 Aug 2007, 10:38 PM
Hi,
Where I work we use some software that generates forms and the input fields only include the name attribute, not the id attribute - like the following:
<input style="width: 562px;" autocomplete="off" size="100" name="textbox1" type="text">
<input type="submit" name="Next" cstyle="width: 70px;" value="Next" alt="Next">
We don't have any say over the HTML generated - it's as is unfortunately so we have to live with it that way.
Using Ext code such as the following then...
Ext.get('textbox1');
Ext.get('Next');
...works in IE but not in Firefox - I realize this is because there is no id attribute attached to the inputs. The error you get in Firebug is
this.el has no properties
I have done a good deal of searching on the forums and the only thing I could find was to make sure to include the id attribute - which, again I can't do natively as I don't control the HTML output.
I know I can access the DOM node using typical js methods but is there a way to use Ext directly to access the node to return the element without a bunch of overhead like converting the form into an extended Ext type form?
Thanks in advance for any help.
-Tyler
Where I work we use some software that generates forms and the input fields only include the name attribute, not the id attribute - like the following:
<input style="width: 562px;" autocomplete="off" size="100" name="textbox1" type="text">
<input type="submit" name="Next" cstyle="width: 70px;" value="Next" alt="Next">
We don't have any say over the HTML generated - it's as is unfortunately so we have to live with it that way.
Using Ext code such as the following then...
Ext.get('textbox1');
Ext.get('Next');
...works in IE but not in Firefox - I realize this is because there is no id attribute attached to the inputs. The error you get in Firebug is
this.el has no properties
I have done a good deal of searching on the forums and the only thing I could find was to make sure to include the id attribute - which, again I can't do natively as I don't control the HTML output.
I know I can access the DOM node using typical js methods but is there a way to use Ext directly to access the node to return the element without a bunch of overhead like converting the form into an extended Ext type form?
Thanks in advance for any help.
-Tyler