How to insert a string to a text field programatically in javascript?

Did you try getting this by document.getElementById().

Did you try getting this by document.getElementById() assuming edit-mail is your textbox id.

Thank you all for the quick replies. This worked! – Charlie Jun 2 at 13:31 @Charlie - you are welcome, pl.

Accept it as solution, Tick mark left to answer :) – niksvp Jun 2 at 13:36.

A lot of the time you don't have the luxury of all the form elements having ids. This is how you can make it work with the field only having a name attribute: document. GetElementById('user-registration-form').

Elements'edit-form'. Value = 'new value.

Var textfield = document. GetElementByName("x"); textfield. Value = "My text"; or directly document.

GetElementByName("x"). Value = "My text"; Instead of using getElementByName you can use getElementById if you want to get your element depending of its id instead of its name.

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