HTMLInputElement
Provides special properties and methods for manipulating the options, layout, and presentation of elements.
§Extends
§Properties
Retrieves a reference to the form that the object is embedded in.
Overrides the action attribute (where the data on a form is sent) on the parent form element.
Used to override the encoding (formEnctype attribute) specified on the form element.
Overrides the submit method attribute previously specified on a form element.
Overrides any validation or required attributes on a form or form elements to allow it to be submitted without validation. This can be used to create a "save draft"-type submit option.
When set, overrides the rendering of checkbox controls so that the current value is not visible.
Specifies the ID of a pre-defined datalist of options for an input element.
Defines the maximum acceptable value for an input element with type="number".When used with the min and step attributes, lets you control the range and increment (such as only even numbers) that the user can enter into an input field.
Sets or retrieves the maximum number of characters that the user can enter in a text control.
Defines the minimum acceptable value for an input element with type="number". When used with the max and step attributes, lets you control the range and increment (such as even numbers only) that the user can enter into an input field.
Sets or retrieves the Boolean value indicating whether multiple items can be selected from a list.
Gets or sets a string containing a regular expression that the user's input must match.
Gets or sets a text string that is displayed in an input field as a hint or prompt to users as the format or type of information they need to enter.The text appears in an input field until the user puts focus on the field.
Gets or sets the starting position or offset of a text selection.
Defines an increment or jump between values that you want to allow the user to enter. When used with the max and min attributes, lets you control the range and increment (for example, allow only even numbers) that the user can enter into an input field.
Sets or retrieves the URL, often with a bookmark extension (#name), to use as a client-side image map.
Returns the error message that would be displayed if the user submits the form, or an empty string if no error message. It also triggers the standard error message, such as "this is a required field". The result is that the user sees validation messages without actually submitting.
Returns a ValidityState object that represents the validity states of an element.
Returns a Date object representing the form control's value, if applicable; otherwise, returns null. Can be set, to change the value. Throws an "InvalidStateError" DOMException if the control isn't date- or time-based.
§Methods
Returns whether a form will validate when it is submitted, without having to submit it.
Sets a custom error message that is displayed when a form is submitted.
Sets a custom error message that is displayed when a form is submitted.
Sets the start and end positions of a selection in a text field.
The offset into the text field for the start of the selection.
The offset into the text field for the end of the selection.
The direction in which the selection is performed.