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Accesing forms in V 2.0 with jQuery 11 Sep 2012 01:59 #3508

  • madaura
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I don't understand why I can't access the below input text field using the next code of jQuery, in this case for example to change its "class" attribute: (through the "id" attribute?):

jQuery("#jform_nombres").attr("class", "inputbox ");

<input type="text" id="jform_nombres" name="jform[nombres]" class="inputbox validate[required,custom[stringaz]]" value="" size="32"/>

I'm stuck with this, thanks for any help!

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Re: Accesing forms in V 2.0 with jQuery 18 Dec 2012 22:00 #6178

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To which file are you adding this?
Where is it loaded - onbody or head?
Does your script initialise on document.ready?
Do you have any JS alerts?
Do you have jQuery loaded?

If jQuery is loaded, try setting a local var in your script
var targetInpur = $('input[id=jform_nombres]');
//alert the attribute
alert(targetInput);

If you get the result you're expecting then try using the prop() method in the same way you use attr().

Hope it helps!

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