Problem placing variable value in for loop

function bestille()
{
var antBestillinger = document.husleieBestille.antBestillinger.value;
var ant = 0;
for (ant;ant<antBestillinger;ant++)
{
ant=ant+1;
****not working***if(document.husleieBestille.cBox[ant].checked)
{
showTestB();
}
else
{
showikkeHuketavB();
}
}
}
Trying to figure out a good way to write this code to see if checkboxes are checked or not. If I replace [ant] with f.instance 1 or 2(the number the checkbox I get correct value. How do I place the ant value in the code correctly?
Yours Age

try doing this
function bestille(){
var antBestillinger = document.husleieBestille.antBestillinger.value*1;
for (ant=0;ant<antBestillinger;ant++){
if(document.husleieBestille["cBox"+ant].checked){
showTestB();
}
else{
showikkeHuketavB();
}
}
}

Now do you have a CBox named CBox0??
eric

Thank you soo much:-) Perfect. Had problems to understand why you did not have to put the dot after husleieBestille..
like:
if(document.husleieBestille.["cBox"+ant].checked)
instead of:
if(document.husleieBestille["cBox"+ant].checked)
All the solutions I tried I did that and that created the mess. Javascript is not very easy for debugging. Do Anyone know some good pages for javascript or good software for javascript debugging to download?

I personally just figure out erors from the little IE warning. Coding in this for years, so i have gotten used to it.
The mozilla browser has a javascript debuging console in it. Put rate it very high.
Eric

OH, forgot to say the reason for the missing dot is this.
The elements on the page act like a large array. They are all stored in it
TheForm = document.form[0].elements;
Each form element can be acessed in the array
TheForm[0].value="THe firt Element";
Bad explaination, but worth a shot!
Eric