>
> Is this supported across all the browsers? I'm still hoping to get some
> input on the setValue method and the encoding that takes place behind the
> sheets. I'd like to use this method and don't understand the behavior.
setValue() for hidden input just assigns
element.value = value;
wit
> Thanks for the tip Victor. I do try to decode with IE, and I am using
> IETester, but my primary box is IE9, so it is a bit tricky. I suppose if I
> didn't have all your help I'd be forced to undust and old machine!
I use Vista + IE8 + latest IE9 platform preview + IETester (with IE6...IE
$().value = is working across all browsers and versions on my site
On Mar 5, 2012 10:19 AM, "kstubs" wrote:
> Is this supported across all the browsers? I'm still hoping to get some
> input on the setValue method and the encoding that takes place behind the
> sheets. I'd like to use this method
Is this supported across all the browsers? I'm still hoping to get some
input on the setValue method and the encoding that takes place behind the
sheets. I'd like to use this method and don't understand the behavior.
Karl..
On Monday, March 5, 2012 1:28:27 AM UTC-7, ppetree wrote:
>
> just us
just use: $('var_name').value = "form_data_you_want";
On Sun, Mar 4, 2012 at 8:01 PM, kstubs wrote:
> Does setValue() encode in anyway the value you set on a form input?
> Specifically, I am setting a hidden form element.
> I seem to be getting mixed results and I have both encoded and non
