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Dalkeith author 11/28/2022 |
This is how my form looks
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Dalkeith author 11/29/2022 |
So the following just worked Not sure how I identify the name of the savebutton just found a previous thread where this was the name of the button and used that.
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Dalkeith author 11/29/2022 |
For anyone who needs to know the names of a button that they need to click you can find it through the developers tools in Chrome.. Navigate to the page and then go to the developers tools and then click down through the hierachy until you find what you are looking for - it is well buried. Apologies if this is obvious to some but I'm fairly new to web development and some of these things seem fairly well buried. The requirement to have a # seems not particularly intuitive either.... which is obviously some kind of javascript standard of some sort... Also the difference betwee = / == and === Within the elements section if you move your cursor the equivalent sections are highlighted in the live web page which is helpful.
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Admin 11/29/2022 |
Congratulations on fiding the solution! It would be nice if you posted the code that worked, in a way that it can be copy/pasted. |