Setting Values using Javascript
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I just want to confirm something. If I wish to set a value of an input box with the name Input1 I presume that I use the following Javascript :
document.getElementById("Input1").value = "Testing 1,2,3";
Is there another way to do this ? I presume that I use a similar approach to accessing the methods of the objects being used too. Is that correct ?
Hello John,
If we are talking about an AB input control, then we probably want to use their value variable:
Your code can work also with AB controls (or an HTML input control that you place inside an HTML control) but if we are talking about AB controls you probably want to use the control's variables.
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