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How to access content of p tag

 
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I am trying to access content of tag with id hours and mins. But it is not working. Please let me know, how to access content of p tag
I have tried following also, but I am not getting value from javascript.
I have tried following code, but gethrs() does not trigger with onload event. why

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try this
 
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Only input elements have values and .text does not exist.

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When I am using this code, still its not working. WHen I add "document.getElementById("hours").innerHTML = dtObj.getHours();" , code stops working. If this line is not added in javascript, all alerts upto 4 are working. So there is something wrong with this code, which stops everything. What can be wrong with this ?


Whats the difference between two codes ? Bottom one is working, top one is not. I wouldlike to know the bug, this thing keeps happening.

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Surely there must be something in the Javascript console if your Javascript code ends unexpectedly?
 
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Not always. De-referencing an undefined values often results in a silent failure. It's sometimes infuriating.

So, what has been done to verify that the items that are being dereferenced are not undefined?
 
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I have re-written the code in a new file and its working.

Now this is my question. Where shall I start from for such a bug ? Now in this case, as you mentioned " what has been done to verify that the items that are being dereferenced are not undefined? " How can I verify this ?

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