Can you please illustrate your problem with a simple example :)
If youre working in the Custom HTML panel, then you can use jQuery to access any part of the DOM, including attributes of HTML tags. Here's an example:
AJS.$('input#notifyWatchers').attr('checked', false);
This example finds the <input id="notifyWatchers"> tag and adds or changes the value of the "checked" attribute to false.
hth,
matt
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jaja thanks, but I know Jquery, when I say $ or # I talk about confluence object or functions... thanks for the help, but This doesn't solved my problem...
thnx
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