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henk #1
Refering to <asp:> webcontrols
Hey,
Question, how can i create client-side javascript that refers to a asp.net
webcontrol. For example set the focus of a textbox lik this.
<asp: TextBox ID="Textbox1" />
(client side)
<script javascript>
Textbox1.focus();
</script>
this wont't work, couse the webcontrol textbox1 has a diferent ID in the
actualy create HTML output. How can i solve this problem..
Thanks.
Henk
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Ray Booysen #2
Re: Refering to <asp:> webcontrols
henk wrote:
You can generate the javascript server side:> Hey,
>
> Question, how can i create client-side javascript that refers to a
> asp.net webcontrol. For example set the focus of a textbox lik this.
>
> <asp: TextBox ID="Textbox1" />
>
> (client side)
> <script javascript>
> Textbox1.focus();
> </script>
>
> this wont't work, couse the webcontrol textbox1 has a diferent ID in the
> actualy create HTML output. How can i solve this problem..
>
> Thanks.
>
> Henk
"<script type='text/javascript'>" + Textbox1.ClientID +
".focus();</script>";
Ray Booysen Guest
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Dmitry Nechipor. [MCDBA] #3
Re: Refering to <asp:> webcontrols
Try this one:
document.getElementById("<%=TextBox1.ClientID%>"). focus();
"henk" <henkenboukje@versatel.nl> wrote in message news:7d8f$44cb5d10$52adce4b$20735@news.versatel.ne t...> Hey,
>
> Question, how can i create client-side javascript that refers to a asp.net
> webcontrol. For example set the focus of a textbox lik this.
>
> <asp: TextBox ID="Textbox1" />
>
> (client side)
> <script javascript>
> Textbox1.focus();
> </script>
>
> this wont't work, couse the webcontrol textbox1 has a diferent ID in the
> actualy create HTML output. How can i solve this problem..
>
> Thanks.
>
> Henk
>Dmitry Nechipor. [MCDBA] Guest
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msnews #4
Re: Refering to <asp:> webcontrols
What I have done is insert some Javascript to set the value for the ID of
the control. I start with this static Javascript.
var controlId;
function setControlId(id)
{
controlId = id;
}
Then I use Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock to add this code...
string script = "setControlId('" + textbox1.ClientId + "');";
You can then have the client script wrapped automatically with the script
tags when it is registered. Then you just use the value for the controlId
in the rest of your Javascript.
Brennan Stehling
[url]http://brennan.offwhite.net/blog/[/url]
"henk" <henkenboukje@versatel.nl> wrote in message
news:7d8f$44cb5d10$52adce4b$20735@news.versatel.ne t...> Hey,
>
> Question, how can i create client-side javascript that refers to a asp.net
> webcontrol. For example set the focus of a textbox lik this.
>
> <asp: TextBox ID="Textbox1" />
>
> (client side)
> <script javascript>
> Textbox1.focus();
> </script>
>
> this wont't work, couse the webcontrol textbox1 has a diferent ID in the
> actualy create HTML output. How can i solve this problem..
>
> Thanks.
>
> Henk
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