November 2001
Intermediate to advanced
936 pages
68h 43m
English
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Name
Document.all[] — all HTML elements in a document Internet Explorer 4
Synopsis
document.all[i]document.all[name]document.all.tags(tagname)
Description
all[] is a versatile
array that contains all the HTML elements in a document.
all[] contains the elements in source order, and
you can extract them directly from the array if you know their exact
numeric position within the array. It is more common, however, to use
the all[] array to retrieve elements by the value
of their name or id HTML
attributes. If more than one element has the specified name, using
that name as an index into the all[] returns an
array of elements that share the name.
all.tags( ) is passed a tag name and returns an
array of HTML elements of the specified type.