Hi
I'm new to web development and tring to understand some basics. To make it short, I have an input like this:
<input type="text" id="field" name="field" placeholder="Write something here...">
On separate file with JS extension I want to get the value from this input
. I tried doing so in two ways, one in vanilla JS:
var value = document.getElementById('field').value;
This returns the correct value, and second with jQuery:
var value2 = $('#field').value;
And getting an 'undefined" from the second.
Why is this so?
Ok,so you do this by using
var value = $("#field").val();
The reason the first approach works is because it returns the HTML element object and you assess its value property.(you can access any property of that element using .
operator)
However using jquery returns JQUERY object and since it does not have a value property u can not access it. You need to use jqueries val
function.
In jquery you use the method val(). It would look like this:
var value2 = $('#field').val();
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