Thanks for the clean up...I changed the loop delimeter to document.form.QuantityOrdered.length, but....Netscape still does not recoginze '.length' as the count of QuantityOrdered array elements like IE does!
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Yeah, the sub-property needs to be the name of the specific text box that I am after. This is because I have an array of text boxes (dynamically generated) that all have the same name. I need to know the count of text boxes with the name 'QuantityOrdered'...
Gee you would never think this would be the case but...<br>
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When I execute a javascript function (containing the statement below) from an onclick button event the following happens:<br>
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In IE I get returned the count of array elements associated with the QuantityOrdered input text...
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