Resolved How to assign textbox input values to variable in javascript

[Webtech]

[Solved]
Hi!

I am quite new to the world of JavaScript as I have done basic corse for it...
and I have learnt that best way to understand it is to play around with it...
but now I am stuck with on of the problem!!

Problem: How can we assign text box input values by user to a variable and display that variable back on another element of the same HTML document(dynamically)...

Conditions:

• The value has to be stored as a JavaScript variable only.
  
  No server-side script is to be used and has to be done locally.

Please help!

[Solved]

[Philip M]

This is extremly basic and fundamental. Are you sure that you paid attention to your course? And is this homework? If so have a look at forum rule 1.5.

<script type = "text/javascript">
function doIt(val) {
document.getElementById("theResult").innerHTML = val;
}
</script>

<input type = "text" id = "txt" onblur = "doIt(this.value)">
<br><br>
<span id = "theResult"></span>

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[Webtech]

Originally Posted by Philip M

This is extremly basic and fundamental. Are you sure that you paid attention to your course? And is this homework? If so have a look at forum rule 1.5.

<script type = "text/javascript">
function doIt(val) {
document.getElementById("theResult").innerHTML = val;
}
</script>

<input type = "text" id = "txt" onblur = "doIt(this.value)">
<br><br>
<span id = "theResult"></span>

Magistrates will act on indecent shows. - Headline in Surrey Advertiser

Yes I did pay attention but have not practiced after it!...and I read the forum rule 1.5 and I am sorry for not doing homework correctly

please can you suggest me where I can post my silly questions or JavaScript short code snippets for study purpose and better understanding...

@Philip M: Thank you very much for clearing my doubt ...

[Philip M]

Originally Posted by Webtech

please can you suggest me where I can post my silly questions or JavaScript short code snippets for study purpose and better understanding...

You are welcome to post your questions here but, as a general rule, the people helping out in this forum don't write code for others (especially code that appears to be for homework), but try to help with fixing code that doesn't work. You may perhaps get someone to write a script for you, but you'll be far more likely to get help if you have made a substantial effort and written some code yourself. Then someone here will almost certainly help you correct/improve your work.

[Webtech]

Originally Posted by Philip M

You are welcome to post your questions here but, as a general rule, the people helping out in this forum don't write code for others (especially code that appears to be for homework), but try to help with fixing code that doesn't work. You may perhaps get someone to write a script for you, but you'll be far more likely to get help if you have made a substantial effort and written some code yourself. Then someone here will almost certainly help you correct/improve your work.

Thank you for the advice for my further learning process...

Thank you again