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Is it possible to cause a server-side control to remember data that was
inserted into it via a client-side script?

Assuming this:

<DIV id=outerpanel runat=server>
<DIV id=innerpanel runat=server>
</DIV>
</DIV>

Now, a client-side script injects HTML into 'innerpanel' and makes
'innerpanel' visible. Is there any way for the client-side script to
update the viewstate so the aspx page remembers these changes?

Thanks!
TR

Hi

I would think the only way would be stuffing a <input type="hidden" with
the div data or if its BIG a hidden textarea <textarea style="display:none"
then onsubmit you could stuff it...

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> Is it possible to cause a server-side control to remember data that was
> inserted into it via a client-side script?
>
> Assuming this:
>
> <DIV id=outerpanel runat=server>
> <DIV id=innerpanel runat=server>
> </DIV>
> </DIV>
>
> Now, a client-side script injects HTML into 'innerpanel' and makes
> 'innerpanel' visible. Is there any way for the client-side script to
> update the viewstate so the aspx page remembers these changes?
>
> Thanks!
> TR
>
>

Hi Vidar,
Thanks for the suggestion of the hidden input type. We were
actually trying to avoid a postback, though, trying to keep
things client-side. Once postback enters into the picture, the
options are more numerous.
Regards
TR

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>Hi
>
>I would think the only way would be stuffing a <input type="hidden" with
>the div data or if its BIG a hidden textarea <textarea style="display:none"
>then onsubmit you could stuff it...
>
>