dojo.getNodeProp¶
| Available: | since V1.4 |
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Contents
Returns a property value falling back to an attribute, if property is not available.
Introduction¶
dojo.getNodeProp is a companion function for dojo.attr. Unlike the latter it favors properties falling back on attributes, if a property was not present.
It is useful when you don’t care if somebody set an attribute on a node in HTML, or not, but you want to read a default/current value, which is used by a browser. For example, if user didn’t specify type attribute on input element, it is default value is "text". You don’t need to know all defaults, or how browser interprets missing attributes exactly, just use dojo.getNodeProp.
There is no corresponding dojo.setNodeProp. If you want to set a property value, use straight assignment.
Usage¶
1 | dojo.getNodeProp(node, attr);
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- node
- id or reference of the DOM node to get/set style for
- attr
- the attribute property name.
Examples¶
Reading current values¶
The following example reads effective values from the input node.
<script type="text/javascript">
function checkAttributes(){
showAttribute("id");
showAttribute("type");
showAttribute("name");
showAttribute("value");
showAttribute("innerHTML");
showAttribute("foo");
showAttribute("baz");
}
function showAttribute(name){
var result = dojo.getNodeProp("model", name);
// I don't use dojo.create() here because it was not available in 1.2
var wrapper = dojo.doc.createElement("div");
dojo.place(wrapper, "out");
wrapper.innerHTML = name + " is '" + result + "'";
}
</script>
<p><input id="model" name="model" baz="foo"> — our model node</p>
<p><button onclick="checkAttributes();">Check attributes</button></p>
<p id="out"></p>