I want to Change the title of a HTML button once clicked. this is what I tried.
HTML
<button class="fullScreen" data-dojo-type="dijit.form.Button" onclick="FullScreenToggle(this);" id="butFullScreen">
<input type="image" class="ns" onclick="FullScreenToggle(this);" title="Full Screen" value="" />
JS
if (document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title == "Full Screen") {
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "";
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "Normal Screen";
} else document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "Full Screen";
When I do this Title doesn't change in JavaScript call. then I tried using title=""
in HTML, then title changes on Java Script call. but when button is loaded first time I dont have a title. I want have Full Screen as title when button is loaded and then toggle it between Normal Screen & Full Screen on each click.
Once I set title="Full Screen" in my HTML, a JavaScript call doesn't change it.
I want to Change the title of a HTML button once clicked. this is what I tried.
HTML
<button class="fullScreen" data-dojo-type="dijit.form.Button" onclick="FullScreenToggle(this);" id="butFullScreen">
<input type="image" class="ns" onclick="FullScreenToggle(this);" title="Full Screen" value="" />
JS
if (document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title == "Full Screen") {
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "";
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "Normal Screen";
} else document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "Full Screen";
When I do this Title doesn't change in JavaScript call. then I tried using title=""
in HTML, then title changes on Java Script call. but when button is loaded first time I dont have a title. I want have Full Screen as title when button is loaded and then toggle it between Normal Screen & Full Screen on each click.
Once I set title="Full Screen" in my HTML, a JavaScript call doesn't change it.
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Reset to default 3u need to call a function onload site Execute a JavaScript when a page is finished loading:
In HTML:
<body onload="FullScreenToggle();">
In JavaScript:
window.onload=function(){FullScreenToggle();};
try this In button Click:
var butn=document.getElementById("butFullScreen").value;
if(butn=="Full Screen")
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").value="Normal Screen";
if(butn=="Normal Screen")
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").value="Full Screen";
Try this
if (document.getElementById("butFullScreen").getAttribute('title')=="Full Screen"){
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").setAttribute('title',"Normal text");
}
else
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").setAttribute('title',"Full Screen");
Give title to your button:
function FullScreenToggle(){
if (document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title == "Full Screen"){
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "Normal Screen";
} else {
document.getElementById("butFullScreen").title = "Full Screen";
}
My preference would be to make only 1 document.getElementById
call for cleanliness and ease of maintenance. Also, I would use the .title
attibute directly.
function FullScreenToggle() {
var button = document.getElementById("butFullScreen");
if (button.title == "Full Screen") {
button.title = "Normal Screen";
} else {
button.title = "Full Screen";
}
}
OP's solution migrated from the question to an answer:
[I] kept the
title=""
as blank, and called the JavaScript method in the<body onload>
method and it worked.
<button>
tag. While browsers are designed to fix invalid HTML, there's no guarantee that all browsers will apply the same fixes. Producing 100% valid HTML will save you some headaches. – Álvaro González Commented Aug 29, 2013 at 6:27