Hi,
ClientID property of a control gives you the ID which is used at client-side
as id for scripting. It mean you should design your javascript so that they
can take in references to DOM objects (or ida) and these references(or ids)
are passed by generating scripts at server-side utilizing ClientID property
of a control. For example to output a javascript array consisting of all ids
of TextBoxes located in a gridView.
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Teemu Keiski
ASP.NET MVP, AspInsider
Finland, EU
http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke
"Aminoplacid" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I had been working on a highly customized .NET 1.1 datagrid for a
> project with lots of javascript iterating through my datagrid. I had
> installed .NET 2.0 a while back and no problems. I had installed SQL
> Server Management Studio: no problems. I had just installed Visual
> Studio 2005 yesterday (for Reporting Services) and now when I run my
> application (from VS 2003), the datagrid numbering format is all
> screwy. For rows 1-9, the format was
> [datagridid]__ctl[rownum]_[itemid]. Now it is
> [datagridid]__ctl0[rownum]_[itemid]. For example,
> grdDataGrd__ctl2_ItemName is now grdDataGrd__ctl02_ItemName.
> I had installed my app on my managers laptop (2 weeks prior) and got
> the same behavior, too.
> Any ideas why this is? What can I do short of rewriting all my
> javascript to accomodate this? Anyone else come across this?
> Thanks for the ideas.
> Derek Baker
>
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