Yes that's what i tried to do relaunch the Loop but it waste time on the already detected elements on the first loop. thanks for your answer mate !
My Solution :
Try using labels inside the loop Works fine
Get element attribute from custom interface
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@darkstone said in Get element attribute from custom interface:
Who can I get an element attribute on my custom interface?
I tried this solution but didn't workAny solution?
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@darkstone said in Get element attribute from custom interface:
@fox i mean i need to get $('element').val() and store it on a variable that can i used inside BAS
Code for the "Run javascript in web interface" action:
Api.SetGlobalVariable("GLOBALVARIABLENAME", $('element').val())
It is better to hang the handler on this element so that when it is changed, it writes the result to a global variable. In this case, the global variable will always contain relevant information:
$("#element").change(function() { Api.SetGlobalVariable("GLOBALVARIABLENAME",this.value) });
