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Hello, M!<br />
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Sorry for dragging my feet in getting back with you.<br />
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The control was a hidden field. &nbsp;I was able to get it resolved with the help of a co-worker.<br />
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Thanks for weighing in!
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Hello, M!

Sorry for dragging my feet in getting back with you.

The control was a hidden field.  I was able to get it resolved with the help of a co-worker.

Thanks for weighing in!

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$('#popupRegister' + evID).find('input[name=&quot;re<wbr />schedule&quot;]<wbr />').val(res<wbr />chedule);<br />
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Rather than the value of the &quot;reschedule&quot; input field being the incoming &quot;reschedule&quot; value, I want to set the &quot;reschedule&quot; input to &quot;false.&quot; How would I do that?
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Here's the code:

$('#popupRegister' + evID).find('input[name="reschedule"]').val(reschedule);

Rather than the value of the "reschedule" input field being the incoming "reschedule" value, I want to set the "reschedule" input to "false." How would I do that?

How can I set the value of this input field?

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