do you actually have an attribute on your input element called
"defaultValue"?
like this:
<input type="text" name="myText" id="myTextID" value="someValue"
defaultValue="theDefaultValue">
then you could say:
$("#myTextID").val();
and that would give you: someValue
or you could say:
$("#myTextID").attr("defaultValue");
and that would give you: theDefaultValue.
you could also set both values:
$("#myTextID").val("someOtherValue");
and
$("#myTextID").attr("defaultValue", "theNewDefaultValue");
Does that help?
Cheers,
Chris
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While i can acces a default value of an input field by:
field.defaultValue
i can't access it by $(field).attr('defaultValue')
All other attributes i can acces via the .attr() method but not this
one.
Can it be added?
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