Hardest JavaScript Problem in the world so far

[YuenLian Wu]

Hi all,

I have a HTML table that has add and delete button to add or delete the rows dynamically. Normally, one of the combo box event will trigger another combo box to it. However, when multiple rows exerted, the combo box in the other rows will always trigger the combo box in the first row, not it's own row. I beleive it's my bug, however, I don't know how to fix it. My function is provided in the following:

    
 
function addSecondValue(condition)
{
 

if ( (condition.value=="between" || condition.value=="not between") ){
 
curCell = document.getElementById("valueCell1");
 
if (isSecondBoxReady == "Y") {
secondComboValueBox = document.getElementById("valueCell1").childNodes[0].cloneNode(true);
secondComboValueBox.name = 'event_value2';
curCell.appendChild(secondComboValueBox);

isSecondBoxReady = "N";
}
}
else {
curCell.removeChild(secondComboValueBox);
isSecondBoxReady = "Y";
}
 
}
 

Thanks for helping me

Transistor

[ December 17, 2006: Message edited by: YuenLian Wu ]
[ December 17, 2006: Message edited by: YuenLian Wu ]

[Eric Pascarello]

If you look at your code, it looks like you are referencing that second list with the hardcoded ID value.

Eric

[David O'Meara]

YuenLian , please put more effort into making the topic of your posts describe the nature of your problem. It will help you get more replies, and it is more polite to others.

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thanks!
Dave