Addressing Table Cell Contents in DOM using .all[nn] or ???

[Guest]

(OK, this is not really asp.net, but who else is going to help me?)
I just started doing relative DOM addressing to address contents of my JS
objects. Most of it is very simple but I was wondering of the .all[]
syntax is the most compatible and best was of addressing the objects
withing a table cell?

For example, I have a table with

<TR onmouseover="TabOver(this)">
<TD>
<img src="spacer5.gif">
</TD>
</TR>

And the function looks like

function TabOver(TabRow)
{
TabRow.cells[0].all[0].src='/images/foo.gif'
}

Thanks

Earl

 

[bruce barker]

the .all. operator is IE only, not w3c compliant. i assume if ms ever does a
new browser, it will be w3c complaint and not support .all. operator. use
the dom object methods.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

 

[Guest]

Bruce,

My question is, "What should I use in place of the .all[] syntax"? What does
the same thing and is w3c complient"

Thank

the .all. operator is IE only, not w3c compliant. i assume if ms ever does a
new browser, it will be w3c complaint and not support .all. operator. use
the dom object methods.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

(OK, this is not really asp.net, but who else is going to help me?)
I just started doing relative DOM addressing to address contents of my JS
objects. Most of it is very simple but I was wondering of the .all[]
syntax is the most compatible and best was of addressing the objects
withing a table cell?

For example, I have a table with

<TR onmouseover="TabOver(this)">
<TD>
<img src="spacer5.gif">
</TD>
</TR>

And the function looks like

function TabOver(TabRow)
{
TabRow.cells[0].all[0].src='/images/foo.gif'
}

Thanks

Earl