Re: Getting a table's row number?

Another method would be to create an array then add the row number to the
array if the field is changed

var aChanges = new Array();

Then in the table

<input type="text" value="Mickey" onchange="aChanges[aChanges.length] = 2" >

Then use the table to update the data.
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"Jim S" <jspinelli@cynatek.com> wrote in message
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> I have a table of data lets say it has 2 columns and 3
> rows. the table looks a little like this:
> ID Desc
> 1 Foo
> 2 Mickey
> 4 Blue Eyes
>
> If somebody changes a value for the desc column, lets say
> Mickey to Micky Mouse, how can I pass to javascript the
> fact that I am on row number 2 so I can set a hidden field
> which says rowchange=1 for this row?
>
> Im trying to create a way that I can loop though the table
> and determine which rows where changed, then update those
> rows. I'd prefer not having to loop through the entire
> table and updating all the rows even though they weren't
> changed.
>
> Thanks,
> Jim
>