$() does return the element. $F() essentially returns $().value, but it
is not a reference to that attribute. If you want to set the value and
you used an id on your element then use $().value = 'blah' to set it.
Colin
Andrew Kaspick wrote:
Should only return a value I believe. $('some_element') works in a
similar fashion. It doesn't return the dom element directly in order
for you to set properties on it, only read them.
On 7/13/06, Keith Davis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Am I crazy or does $F only return the value of an element? In other
words,
it can't be used to set that same value?
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