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Hi, Is there a way to change the value of "Keep Selected Values" property via javascript. Something like document.getElementById('customselect1').keepselectedvalue = 'No' ; (incorrect)
I would like to control this property based on the selection of "radio Button" on html page.
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A good way to find out what is the proper property is to set it to "Yes" using the GUI (HTML Composer) and save. Then open the HTML in text editor and keep the code aside.
Then change the property to "No" using the GUI and save. Then re-open the HTML in text editor and compare with the previous version.
You will then find that this : "usercontrolsselectedvalues" has changed from "Yes" to "No".