@senshiDec 18.2004 — #you can access arrays by that method, if you had an array...
x["red"]["pink"]="17";
then
y=x.red.pink;
would equal 17 as a string numeric [CODE] <script> // set up an array and make elements x=[]; x["red"]=[]; x["red"]["pink"]="17";
// access the value of the location x.red.pink and store into y y=x.red.pink; document.write(y); // display the value of y </script> [/CODE] you can also assign to variables the document and windo propertys to test them, like... [CODE] <form><input type="text" value=""></form> <script> z=document.forms; z_lth=z.length; document.write("No. of Forms in this document are "+z_lth); </script> [/CODE] Its all a question of how you reference your site data and the sites functions.