Thursday, 6 October 2016

javascript - document.getElementbyId() returning null

You are executing your javascript code BEFORE the

was actually created.



Also note that you did not close your

with a corresponding
.



So move your javascript code to a part below your HTML. Or execute it after the page finished loading. If you are using JQuery you can do:




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