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In a website I didn't build, I want to put a value in an HTML input field element with JavaScript and to also use it as-putted. I can put it with the browser console this way: document.querySelec...
#5: Question closed
by
Alexei
·
2021-12-01T13:38:37Z (about 3 years ago)
#4: Post edited
I want to put a value in an HTML input field element with JavaScript and to also use it as-putted.- I can put it with the browser console this way:
- ```js
- document.querySelector("#example").value = "X";
- ```
- But, the value isn't effective (isn't recognized by the form) unless actually typed with the keyboard or pasted.
- What may cause that problem?
- In a website I didn't build, I want to put a value in an HTML input field element with JavaScript and to also use it as-putted.
- I can put it with the browser console this way:
- ```js
- document.querySelector("#example").value = "X";
- ```
- But, the value isn't effective (isn't recognized by the form) unless actually typed with the keyboard or pasted.
- What may cause that problem?
#3: Post edited
- I want to put a value in an HTML input field element with JavaScript and to also use it as-putted.
- I can put it with the browser console this way:
- ```js
- document.querySelector("#example").value = "X";
- ```
- But, the value isn't effective (isn't recognized by the form) unless actually typed with the keyboard or pasted.
What may cause such a problem and what are plausible options to deal with it?
- I want to put a value in an HTML input field element with JavaScript and to also use it as-putted.
- I can put it with the browser console this way:
- ```js
- document.querySelector("#example").value = "X";
- ```
- But, the value isn't effective (isn't recognized by the form) unless actually typed with the keyboard or pasted.
- What may cause that problem?
#2: Post edited
by
Alexei
·
2021-11-30T12:32:07Z (about 3 years ago)
added relevant tags
#1: Initial revision
Why would a form value inserted with value property won't be effective?
I want to put a value in an HTML input field element with JavaScript and to also use it as-putted.
I can put it with the browser console this way:
```js
document.querySelector("#example").value = "X";
```
But, the value isn't effective (isn't recognized by the form) unless actually typed with the keyboard or pasted.
What may cause such a problem and what are plausible options to deal with it?