I'm trying to get a value like this
var pgr = $("#myProgress").val();
var mbar = $("#myBar").val();
Only that it returns empty to me "", if I do with the
var prg = document.getElementById("myProgress");
I get something like the following=" <div id="myBar" value="50" max="100" onclick="increase()"></div> "
Is there any way to get that variable prg out only the value?
All this is from a .js file
Actually, DIV tags should not have "value" property as such, but instead be reserved for inputs, selects, form elements.
What you should do is put a "data-value" as indicated by the official HTML5 documentation, that is:
<div data-value="valor"></div>
Then you take this value in the following way with JQuery:
var valor = $('div').attr('data-value');
Any questions you have, you can comment.
Greetings!
For pure javascript it is with .value , being of the following way:
var prg = document.getElementById("myProgress").value;
Remember that the .value or .val() of jQuery are only for the <input /> or <textarea></textarea> .