JavaScript and "pdk-html:form" Variables

I am having a problem using javaScript with my "pdk-html:form" variables.
Here is what the .jsp looks like:
<SCRIPT type=text/javascript>
     function test() {
          alert("act = "+window.document.facListBean.act.value);
</SCRIPT>
<pdk-html:form name="facListBean" .......>
     <pdk-html:text property="act" />
</pdk-html:form>
The problem is that when the HTML is rendered the name of the form field "act" gets translated to "_piref584_1533941_584_1533923_1533923.act"
Is there a simple way to handle this problem? Can someone suggest a workaround?
Thanks,

hi Matt,
i've faced the same problem. The only solution i've found was that:
cicle your form and get all the elements in it.
var field1;
var x=document.getElementById("myForm");
for (var i=0;i<x.length;i++) {
if(x.elements.name.indexOf('field1')) field1 = x.elements[i];
[]s,
Felippe

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~Christine

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http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_14/web.1012/b14010/toc.htm
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B14099_14/web.1012/b15896/toc.htm
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I want a syntax or code in javascript for moving one HTML form to another HTML form. I have to designed the Registration form in HTML. If click the Submit button, then it goes to another form. I validation in javascript. so i want a code for this is in javascript
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I am working on creating some date for EBS Service, and I am unable to open 'Find Service Request' and 'Create Service Request' HTML forms.
I keep getting the error message :
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I have min knowledge of EBS set up and configuration. We just use EBS as a source system for our ETLs. Please suggest any workaround to get resolve the issue.
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