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Wes Weems #1
JavaScript Access to Button in form tags (webcontrol or html button)
Hello,
I have a button called LoadBtn, which exists in <form name="Form1"
runat=server></form> tags.
I then have javascript loaded outside of that form, and apparently I cant
call any methods of that object (particularly the disabled property)... as
it says:
'document.Form1.LoadBtn' is null or is not an object!
to anyone who can offer any advice whatsoever (regarding accessing objects
that exist in the form tags, would be greatly appreciated!)
Wes
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Natty Gur #2 Re: JavaScript Access to Button in form tags (webcontrol or html button)
What about the ID attribute ?
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