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I know that we usually follow enwikis style, but in this case I'd follow an other guideline.

All other wikis keep on using the name "Mozilla Firefox".

Also please note that only enwiki has done such a move. "Firefox" is only an abbreviation of its complete name. The name "Mozilla Firefox" is the official name of this software. Marcus Qwertyus ( talk) 05:11, (UTC) Reply I, for once, disagree with a move of this page. Mozilla Firefox → Firefox - Firefox is the common name and its article on the regular English Wikipedia was moved after unanimous consensus. No further edits should be made to this discussion. Subsequent comments should be made on the appropriate discussion page. alert("inside function setHiddenValue() ") ĭocument.getElementById("TextBox1").value = document.getElementById("File1").The following discussion is closed. document.getElementById("TextBox1").value = "test" ĭocument.getElementById("TextBox1").value = document.getElementById("File1").value document.getElementById("TextBox1").focus() Once again here is the code (dot net) which produced the behavior ( run it with the alert active, and the selected file is stored, comment out the alert and it is not stored - very curious)Īlert("inside function triggerFileUpload() ") I am still curious as to why simply placing an alert after the click() for the type="file" control, enables the file input functionality. I have come across a promising example at I am working in dot net and need to replace the fileupload control on some pages and thus the use of javascript. The following code works in IE but not in Firefox - unless I add the '''''alert''''' as in the code snippet below: Why would the alert override the default Firefox behavior, which prevents access to the file selected, and can I get access to the file information without applying this hack?ĭocument.getElementById("Hidden1").value = document.getElementById("File1").value Note: Firefox does open the dialog box, but access to the file selected is prevented.

The following code works in IE but not in Firefox - unless I add the alert as in the code snippet below:ĭocument.getElementById("File1").click() Īlert(document.getElementById("File1").value)