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<script>
function a(){
var filename="test.txt";
</script>

<img src="img/test.png" title="?"/>

How to get the value of "filename" in "title"?

Edited by peter_budo because: Moved to JavaScript
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Member Avatar for stultuske

you are asking in the wrong forum.
for jsp, there is a separate jsp forum.

also: you are trying to mix javascript (not java) with html, which is not really java/jsp related, maybe you should consider posting it in the Javascript forum

Member Avatar for JorgeM

What event do you want to happen to initiate the process of getting the value in the function into the title attribute?

<body onload="a()"> 

<script>
function a(){
   var filename="test.txt";
   document.getElementById("img1").title=filename;
} 
</script>

<img id="img1" src="img/test.png" title="?"/>

</body>
Member Avatar for dev90

on mouseHover event I want to display the title of image tag, which is by default event.

my question is how to get value of fileName in title attribute?

Member Avatar for Alberto Bucur

Hi,
Do you want to display the file name from src in title of img tag?
You can use this, dont need javascript for that:
<img src="img/test.png" title="test.png"/>

Member Avatar for dev90

I want value of variable, "filename" not the static file name.

Member Avatar for Alberto Bucur

In this case JorgeM give you the right solution.

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