I have a page with one form and 39 drop down select lists.
each Select list has 4 options, like a quiz, where there's a question a user will reply by selecting one of the answers in drop down list. Now first option is always skip this question with value=0 i want to collect everything above "0" into a div called selTop, get value from that list and update selTop innerhtml.
i have this code that works fine with Internet Explorer but it does not work with Firefox, can someone find and alternative for this.

<div id="selTop"></div><input type="button" value="Update" onclick="update()">

<script language="javascript">
    function update(){
    document.getElementById("selTop").innerHTML="";
    var i=1;
    for (i=1;i<=35;i++)
    {
    n=document.myform.elements(i).value
    if (n >= "1"){
    var d= (document.myform.elements(i).name);
    document.getElementById("selTop").innerHTML = document.getElementById("selTop").innerHTML + "<br>" + (d);
    }}}
</script>

elements(i) ???
should be:
elements[i]

I guess () works in IE, but it's totally wrong. Arrays are always supposed to be in []

I guess () works in IE, but it's totally wrong. Arrays are always supposed to be in []

Welcome in the ms world...
IE, in fact, has no support for javascript, but for vbscript.
Vbscript implements a lot of what javascript does, and is somewhat compatible.

And, in vb, you define an array with (), not with [].
Thus why it works in ie, and only in ie.

Thanks a lot guys that was the error now it works in IE and Firefox both.