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The hell am i doing wrong
ryanb000977 (2014-08-05 03:09:38)It's executing the code as soon as you load the page. Make it like the one below:
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<script> function showTxt() { var txt = document.getElementById("txt" ).value; alert(txt); } </script> <textarea id="txt"></textarea><br> <a href="#" onclick="showTxt()">Submit</a>
<script> function showTxt() { var txt = document.getElementById("txt" ).value; alert(txt); } </script> <textarea id="txt"></textarea><br> <a href="#" onclick="showTxt()">Submit</a>
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carlos11 (2014-08-05 09:46:36)Simple. You forgot to add mayonnaise.
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PLMasterSSB (2014-08-05 13:33:05)thx @ryanb000977. I forgot you had to put it in a function to execute. I haven't coded in a long time so I forgot that.
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<textarea id="cap_text"></textarea>
<script>
var cap_text = document.getElementById("cap_text"
alert(cap_text);
</script>
the alert window is empty even when I inputed text. i've done this before with other scripts and it worked. The hell am I doing wrong.
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