So, I have a problem while using writeAttribute for changing the type
of an input field.
Here is my code:
$(id).writeAttribute({type: 'password'});
or
$(id).writeAttribute('type', 'password');
Works fine with FF but IE7 tells that this command won´t be supported.
Does anyone knows something
Afaik, IE won't let you change type of an input after input is created.
You need to create input with correct type. This can be done like this:
var a = new Element('input', {type: 'password'})
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Hi,
After one hour of debugging, I found out that Element.writeAttribute
could throw an Exception "0x80530005
(NS_ERROR_DOM_INVALID_CHARACTER_ERR)" on Line 1808
element.setAttribute(name, value)
I created an Element by using this:
var elem = new Element('div',
{'class':'myclass','id':'myid'}).up
#writeAttribute will fail when given bogus attribute/value. That's one
of the reasons why passing Element as an iterator doesn't work.
// Element receives 0,1, ..., n as a second attribute (and then tries
to apply those values via #writeAttribute)
$w(' div span h2 ').map(Element);
- kangax
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