Hello Steven,
Truppe Steven schrieb:
> You are right, i just want to empty all input/textarea fields. I'm
> trying to use the "elements" attribute but i get an error telling me
> that the property is not known:
>
> var x = $("#editarticle/form").elements.length;
>
In this case, 'x' contains a jQuery-Objekt, not a DOM-element.
> I'm also not able to run the reset() function with:
> $("#editarticle/form").reset();
>
>
Try this (surely untested, and I'm absolutely *not a pro*):
$("#editarticle/form").each(
this.reset();
);
If you're sure that only one form matched your expression, this might
work, too:
var x = $("#editarticle/form") .get(0);
x.reset();
Now x contains a DOM-Element.
There was a nice expalanation of this behaviour on the list some days
ago (Try a search after posts from Michael Geary)
> Do i refer to the wrong object ? Or how to get the dom properties out of
> an jquery object ? i'm relative new to the javascript thing so i think
> i'm missing some basics.
>
>
as said look up the posts by Michael, he said something about posting
something to his Blog about this as well.
> best regards,
> Truppe Steven
>
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