Hi Dave,
thanx for your kind answer.
I'm trying to achieve what I want, by mean of accesing the id of the cell where the radiobutton is.
I'm working on this:
The cells which contain the radiobutton have an id like this:
celdaX-7
where X is the row where the rbtn is.
When I select any rbtn, I store its id in a global variable "Linea_Actual", like this:
function Update_Info(me) {
var Cadena = me.id;
Cadena = Cadena.replace('celda','');
Renglon_Actual = Cadena.replace('-7','');
Linea_Actual = parseInt(Renglon_Actual);
alert ('Line selected = ' + Linea_Actual);
}
When I click on the "delete record" link, I retrieve the value of the global variable "Linea_Actual"(the famous X value)
and apply the following sentence:
document.getElementById('Tabla_Estudios').deleteRow(Linea_Actual);
Now, I need to know how to loop the table in order to refresh the id's of every rbtn cell with the values: celda1-7, celda2-7, celda3-7 ... and so on.
Could you give me some ideas? I'm really a newby in the JS world.
Thanx in advance, and best regards.
Caliban
thanx for your kind answer.
I'm trying to achieve what I want, by mean of accesing the id of the cell where the radiobutton is.
I'm working on this:
The cells which contain the radiobutton have an id like this:
celdaX-7
where X is the row where the rbtn is.
When I select any rbtn, I store its id in a global variable "Linea_Actual", like this:
function Update_Info(me) {
var Cadena = me.id;
Cadena = Cadena.replace('celda','');
Renglon_Actual = Cadena.replace('-7','');
Linea_Actual = parseInt(Renglon_Actual);
alert ('Line selected = ' + Linea_Actual);
}
When I click on the "delete record" link, I retrieve the value of the global variable "Linea_Actual"(the famous X value)
and apply the following sentence:
document.getElementById('Tabla_Estudios').deleteRow(Linea_Actual);
Now, I need to know how to loop the table in order to refresh the id's of every rbtn cell with the values: celda1-7, celda2-7, celda3-7 ... and so on.
Could you give me some ideas? I'm really a newby in the JS world.
Thanx in advance, and best regards.
Caliban