There is no special type for the “value” object.
for example textContent.value where textContent is a textbox
.
In this case, textContent.value will give you the value in that textbox but its type will be string.
Accessing password field:
var password = textContent.value;
Assigning password to DOM object:
textContent.value = password;
var x = String(textContent.value);
I am trying to create a custom password input system. Currently, the password is saved as a string. For example, I would have a password variable like this:
var password = "ABCDEFGH";
However, when using a normal textbox, and input passwords, the value us returned as a value
object, for example textContent.value
where textContent is a textbox. Since there are no data types in javascript unlike Java, how can I make the password, which is currently a string, into the same type as a value
object?
What exactly are you trying to achieve? If you’re using client-side javascript to handle passwords then this isn’t going to work.
What? There is no such thing like a value object… String is perfectly fine for passwords.