[WiZaxx]

Hello,

I spend almost half a day to try to find out how to read the status of a toggle object into a variable, but failed miserably. Am I missing something?

What do I need to look for?
getElementById(‘m1-home-toggle’).??_WHAT_??;

In case I haven’t missed the documentation, the lack of it is just as phenomenal as the software itself 🙂

Cheers

[support-michael]

Here is a snippet of JQuery code for accessing toggle control’s value. The underlying implementation uses an HTML <input type=”checkbox”> See the snippet below and the screenshot.

In the following snippets #m1-Untitled2-toggle1 is the id of the <div> that wraps the internal checkbox. 

$('#m1-Untitled2-toggle1 input').attr('checked')
or
$('#m1-Untitled2-toggle1 input').is(':checked')

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[WiZaxx]

wow, that’s beyond my coding skills (for now :))

How would I turn it into a variable that I can then use in my logic?

THANK YOU FOR THE PROMPT REPLY!

[WiZaxx]

Sorry I was to lazy to read more on jQuery…
Got it

var xxx = $(‘#m1-Untitled2-toggle1 input’).attr(‘checked’)

actually returns true or false as value of the variable.

Kool.
Thanks

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