CheckBox checkbox in asp.net gridview (Firefox compatible)

In asp.net, you can use the template column, in the GridView implementation of the CheckBox column, the relevant code is not complex, you can refer to here, I extracted some of the code as follows:

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<script language= "javascript" type= "Text/javascript" >    function SelectAll (obj)     {         var thetable  = Obj.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement;         var i;         var j = Obj.parentElement.cellIndex;         for (i=0;i<thetable.rows.length;i++)         {             var objcheckbox = Thetable.rows[i].cells[j].firstchild;             if (objcheckbox.checked!=null) objcheckbox.checked =     </script> <asp:gridview id= "gridview1″runat=" Server " allowpaging= "True" Autogeneratecolumns= "False" datakeynames= "id" datasourceid= "Accessdatasource1″ allowsorting= "True" ondatabinding= "gridview1_databinding" onrowdatabound= "GridView1_RowDataBound" > <Columns> <asp:TemplateField> <ItemTemplate> <asp:checkbox id= "checkbox1″runat=" Server " Checked= "True" text= ' <% #DataBinder. Eval (Container.DataItem, "id")%> '/> </ItemTemplate> <HeaderTemplate> &nbsp;<input id= "Checkall" type= checkbox "onclick=" SelectAll (this); "/> Select all </HeaderTemplate> <asp:boundfield datafield= "id" headertext= "id" insertvisible= "False" readonly= "True" sortexpression= "id"/> <asp:boundfield datafield= "name" headertext= "name" sortexpression= "name"/> <asp:boundfield datafield= "Sex" headertext= "sex" sortexpression= "sex"/> <asp:boundfield datafield= "DeptID" headertext= "DeptID" sortexpression= "DeptID"/> </Columns> </asp:GridView>

The SelectAll (obj) method in the JS code can be used normally in IE. Yesterday, a friend to do the test, found in Firefox does not support, let me help find the reason, the estimated is JS code is not compatible with Firefox, check the relevant information, the original in Firefox does not support parentelement, but support parentnode, So the original JS code modified a bit, through the obj.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode to get the table objects (the GridView compiled form), but to find the CheckBox object to Trouble Point, Because there is no way to locate the checkbox by Obj.parentElement.cellIndex, you can only find it by looping through cells in a row. The specific code is as follows:

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function Select_all (obj) { var thetable = Obj.parentNode.parentNode.parentNode; var j = Obj.parentNode.cellIndex; for (var i=0; i<thetable.rows.length; i++) { var objcheckbox = getcheckboxobj (Thetable.rows[i].cells[j]); if (objcheckbox.checked!= null) objcheckbox.checked = obj.checked; } } function Getcheckboxobj (Objcell) { for (var i= 0; i < objCell.childNodes.length; i++) { if (objcell.childnodes[i].id) { return objcell.childnodes[i]; } } }

After this modification, the checkbox will be compatible with IE and Firefox.

It seems that if you want to be compatible with IE and Firefox in web development, the job is pretty daunting. About the JavaScript difference between Firefox and IE you look here, the summary is very detailed. Not only is js,css also a lot of different places. Hey, I kind of miss ie Eminence era, but I think the general enterprise-class application or not specifically to consider Firefox, unless the portal site