Decoding an html message using jQuery

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How to decode this on an html page

[object HTMLLIElement]

Posted 14-May-15 3:45am

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ZurdoDev 14-May-15 10:04am

You don't. That isn't encoded. It is an object, you want to inspect its properties.

NeelQuery 14-May-15 10:20am

Thank you Ryan for your comment. If i need to display its text, how do i do that?

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Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML

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Thomas Daniels · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-14T05:16:00

The text of a HTMLLIElement (and any other HTMLElement) is stored in its textContent property.

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var text = yourElement.textContent;

Posted 14-May-15 5:16am