Set Value of Dijit.Form.Textarea?

Should do the trick, I think. Most widgets in Dojo use the set method (formerly attr ) to set property values, instead of manipulating them directly like you've tried to do. You can also set multiple properties in one go by passing an object.

Var test = dijit. ById("desc"); test. Set("value", "foo"); ..should do the trick, I think.

Most widgets in Dojo use the set method (formerly attr) to set property values, instead of manipulating them directly like you've tried to do. You can also set multiple properties in one go by passing an object: var test = dijit. ById("desc"); test.

Set({"value": "foo", "name": "someName"}).

Set did not work but setValue("foo") did. Thanks! – Isaac Levin Feb 24 '11 at 17:58 That's odd, setValue is deprecated in favor of set("value", ... I guess perhaps you're using an older version of Dojo?

Oh well, glad I could help :-) – Frode Feb 24 '11 at 18:05.

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