help! im using the stupid document.getElementById function (javascript). i want to learn more functions but i need a bit of help

The distinguished Skittles spake:

The distinguished Dr.Spriter spake:[quote]Is there any way to find out what the Element Id name is?

You set what an element's ID is. <element id="id_here">[/quote]

I think he meant something else lol

The distinguished a.smith spake:

The distinguished Skittles spake:[quote]The distinguished Dr.Spriter spake:<blockquote>Is there any way to find out what the Element Id name is?

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<br>You set what an element's ID is. <element id="id_here"></blockquote>
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<br>I think he meant something else lol[/quote]

No, because that's how you do it. You set the element's ID, thus you simply go and find the element you're specifying and see what it is or set it if it doesn't have on and needs it.

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

yeah. i know. never mind xD

Hehe. x)

It's my job to help the next generation, and set a good example for them. And for that I'll gladly lay down my life.

Imma kill you with javascript!!!
<script type='text/javascript'>skittles.kill='true'</script>

xPl

XD they didn't know how to find an Id?

Buoyancy: what goes down, must come up..

It would be
<script>
function KillSkittles() {
document.getElementById("Skittles").innerHTML = destroy();
}
</script>
<input type="button" value="initiate" onclick="KillSkittles()" />

XDDDD

Buoyancy: what goes down, must come up..

<script>
function KillSkittles(who,how) {
document.getElementById("Skittles").innerHTML = destroy(who+" "+how+" skittles");
}
</script>
<input type="button" value="initiate" onclick="KillSkittles('a.smith','shoots')" />

now thats epicness xD