Ok, I can see the context now :-)


My advise is to move the behaviour to the form element.
Add 2 custom properties to the behaviour, one to refer to the DIV id
and another to refer to the TEXTAREA ID.

<PUBLIC:COMPONENT>
   <PUBLIC:PROPERTY NAME="theDiv" />
   <PUBLIC:PROPERTY NAME="theText" />
   <PUBLIC:ATTACH EVENT="onsubmit"  ONEVENT="CopyData()" />
</PUBLIC:COMPONENT>

   <SCRIPT>
     function CopyData()
     { 
        myDiv=element.document.getElementById(element.theDiv);
        myText=element.document.getElementById(element.theText);
        myText.value=myDiv.innerText;
     }
   </SCRIPT>

This way, in the form tag you just have to insert the new props and
the behaviour will access it in the onsubmit()->CopyData() event:

<form style="behavior: url(behavior.htc);" theDiv="myDivID" theText="myTextAreaID" ... >
   <textarea name="Content" ID="myTextAreaID"></textarea>
   <div ID="myDivID"></div>
     ...

This should work OK :-)
HTH

>Hi Gerald,
>
>Thanks for your reply.
>
>Well... I am working on a project where I am adding a behavior to a html textarea (see below). In the ".htc" file the contents are copied from the form element (textarea) into a div.
>

><textarea name="Content" style="behavior: url(behavior.htc);">
>