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jef
I've got a rather simple custom web control that has an object declared
as HtmlControls.HtmlInputHidden
as HtmlControls.HtmlInputHidden
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Peter Rilling
ClientID property
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Jeffrey Frabutt
My post appears to have gotten truncated... Google Groups doesn't
appear to work well with Safari.. here was the original post:
I've got a rather simple custom web control that has an object declared
as HtmlControls.HtmlInputHidden\0. I set the ID = 'PageNo' and the Name
= 'PageNo'. However, when I look at the page source in the browser,
the object's ID is "WebCtl3_PageNo' and the Name is "WebCtl3
ageNo".
I'm referencing the object in javascript as
document.all['WebCtl3_PageNo']\0 but that seems lame. I get the feeling
that the ID will somehow magically change to "WebCtl2_PageNo" or
"WebCtl4_PageNo" without me realizing it. Is there a better way? I
need to reference it in javascript... is there a way to iterate through
document.all and look for "*PageNo"?
appear to work well with Safari.. here was the original post:
I've got a rather simple custom web control that has an object declared
as HtmlControls.HtmlInputHidden\0. I set the ID = 'PageNo' and the Name
= 'PageNo'. However, when I look at the page source in the browser,
the object's ID is "WebCtl3_PageNo' and the Name is "WebCtl3
ageNo".I'm referencing the object in javascript as
document.all['WebCtl3_PageNo']\0 but that seems lame. I get the feeling
that the ID will somehow magically change to "WebCtl2_PageNo" or
"WebCtl4_PageNo" without me realizing it. Is there a better way? I
need to reference it in javascript... is there a way to iterate through
document.all and look for "*PageNo"?