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How to get element id of Salesforce Visualforce Components to be used in Javascript?
How to get element id of Salesforce Visualforce Components to be used in Javascript?
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{!$Component.Parent1.Parent2.fieldId}
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Created Date: <apex:inputText id="dah" value="{!created}" size="50"
onclick="javascript:go('{!$Component.dah}')"></apex:inputText><script>
function go(field) {
var huh = document.getElementById(field).value;
alert(huh); //returns the string u put inside of input text field
}
</script>
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