How to allow var change js.html

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Currently, In my HTML I have a set of code that outputs "RunningBot: 10000" when the HTML file is opened in chrome. The HTML gets the "1000" from The JavaScript. I was wondering how I could possibly add a text box & Button that would let people change the "10000" to whatever they want Eg. "99999". And itl change the numbers "10000" in javascript as well. so when the links opened again it opens with the changed numbers.
I add the button/textbox into the HTML file but it doesn't change the numbers when the links opened. it simply opens to the old one.

What I have tried:

Html textbox/button
Simply doesn't work for some reason.
Only changes it userside. But if i inspect element and change the link ID itl work.

Posted 4-May-18 16:56pm

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Patrice T 5-May-18 1:27am

And you have some code ?

Member 13812396 5-May-18 14:00pm

yes. the code works. but i compile the html/js into an exe. which will allow people to change the "10000" id if i could figure out how to change the code from the html file using textbox/button to the Js file.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 6-May-18 15:43pm

And how exactly that exe comes to the end user?

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