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Webkit And The Missing ID In INPUT Created Jun 17, 2010

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paralax

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Jun 15, 2010

Webkit And The Missing ID In INPUT

Posted: Jun 17, 2010

Hmm, it seems chrome & safari ignoring the ID of the <input> tag when jQuery Tools rangeinput is used.

FF and IE leave it untouched.

I tried getElementById() to get access of the values but that did not work.

To get the values i used getElementsByName() instead. That works fine for the moment.

RvdF

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Jul 30, 2010

» Webkit And The Missing ID In INPUT

Posted: Jul 30, 2010

Reply to: Webkit And The Missing ID In INPUT, from paralax
I had the same problem; also the 'change' event bindings shown in the example won't fire if one changes the numeric value in the text input field (typing 50 instead of sliding to value 50 for example)

Eg. this won't work for keyboard input:

$(":range").change(function(event, value) {
	console.info("value changed to", value);
});

I believe these are bugs, but where to post them?

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