FBJS is driving my mental, I am having problems with selecting elements. I have the following on the content of my page:
<button id="sendmessage" type="submit" style="border: 0; background: transparent">
<img src="Button.png" alt="Submit" />
<div id="output">Send Message</div><span id="overlay"></span>
</button>
And as part of my FBJS I have
var refSendMessage = document.getElementByI开发者_JAVA百科d('sendmessage');
var refOutput = document.getElementById('output');
However
refSendMessage.setDisabled(true);
Gets the error Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method 'setDisabled' of null
But
refOutput.setTextValue("Sending...");
Works fine!
Why is the type of refSendMessage null but refOutput is fine? The ID's are declared in the same place?
Need a JS wizard please :-)
Many thanks for your time,
Extra information, if I use <span id="sendmessage"></span>
, no error occurs. Could this be a Facebook Bug?
- Make sure you don't have anything else with id 'sendmessage' on the page.
- Try to change
<button>
to an<input type="button">
with id 'sendmessage' and see if document.getElementById('sendmessage') still returns null. If not, perhaps Facebook has trouble with the<button>
element? - Try looking at the rendered markup and make sure the Facebook-generated id specified inside document.getElementById() matches the Facebook-generated id of your button element. If they don't match, then of course a null will be returned.
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