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document elements and mozilla
squeaky
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I hate google. Either too much information or not nearly enough.
Can anybody point me to where I can find the mozilla (firefox) equivalent of:-
document.getElementById("btnEmail").value="New Button Text";
Because I'm going spare trying to change the text on a button.
Please
Can anybody point me to where I can find the mozilla (firefox) equivalent of:-
document.getElementById("btnEmail").value="New Button Text";
Because I'm going spare trying to change the text on a button.
Please
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That should work. How are you creating the button though? In the following example only the button created by the <input> tag works in Firefox, whereas both buttons work in IE.
<html> <head> <script type="text/javascript"> function changeButton(btnId) !! document.getElementById(btnId).value="New Button Text"; } </script> </head> <body> <button id="btnEmail" value="button tag" onClick="changeButton('btnEmail')">button tag</button> <input type="button" id="btnEmail2" value="input tag button" onClick="changeButton('btnEmail2')"> </body> </html>In the above code change the !! to an open curly bracket.0
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