Javascript: How can I get/change an attribute inside the Placeholder ="{"id":"10","Selected":false}"

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Javascript: How can I get/change an attribute inside the Placeholder ="{"id":"10","Selected":false}"

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Hi Guys.

At first I didn’t even know you could put those attributes inside of the Placeholder, hehehe, had never seen.

<div class="cellContent" placeholder="{"id":"103","selected":false}"></div>

If possible any of you can send me some link where you have some explanation about this feature... because I did not find anything about these attributes in specific, but more importantly even and if you know how to change using them, arose this doubt in me.

Something like this: change the property (Selected) or check which the id that contains.

Tamo together.

Can’t put " inside ". If you look at interpreted html you will see that it is not what you wrote, so it is incorrect even.

– Isac

2018/08/12 at 18:20
What’s the right way to do it?

– Rodrigo BS

2018/08/12 at 18:28

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