"Yes, this should work...just change the text in quotes to what you need...now if you have more than one input this may not work and you&n..."

"Okay, strange. On my projects I just have it on the layers with input fields and it works, but my setup may be different"

"To answer your question, I believe the slide layers when translated to HTML5 are separate pages...so it is layer dependant when/where to ..."

"Each slide layer with an input box will also need that same code."

"One thing you may have to do is clear your cache. I typically have to hit SHIFT + F5 multiple times to make sure everything is refreshed ..."

"Okay the following is the exact code I am using. I can only confirm it works in Storyline360 for HTML5 export. var els = document.getElem..."

"When I get to my computer I will look at the exact code I am using and share"

"The JavaScript needs to be placed on any slide with a text input field. You just use an executed JavaScript trigger when timeline starts ..."

"I was able to workaround this with some javascript. var els = document.getElementsByTagName('input'); for (var i=0; i < els.length; i..."

"I am experiencing the same issue. I have reservations about rolling back as I don't want that to affect anything else "