server side code access the text of <asp:label> changed by client-side javascript co

Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
by client side javascript code?Yes, of course you can do it.

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"nick" <nbdy9.removethis@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
> by client side javascript code?
No, you will need to double the new value into a hidden text field, or some
other postable field, and then look for the change of the text through the
Request.Forms["txtHidden1"] property on postback to determine if the text
has changed.

bill

"nick" <nbdy9.removethis@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
> by client side javascript code?
If you mean accessing the text via the label's Text property, the answer is
no.

You can pass the changed text to the server in one of the common ways of
passing values from client to server, for example in a hidden field.

Eliyahu

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> Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
> by client side javascript code?

server side code access the text of <asp:label> changed by client-side javascri

Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
by client side javascript code?Yes, of course you can do it.
-Saravana
http://dotnetjunkies.com/WebLog/saravana/
www.ExtremeExperts.com
"nick" <nbdy9.removethis@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
> by client side javascript code?
>
No, you will need to double the new value into a hidden text field, or some
other postable field, and then look for the change of the text through the
Request.Forms["txtHidden1"] property on postback to determine if the text
has changed.
bill
"nick" <nbdy9.removethis@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
> by client side javascript code?
>
If you mean accessing the text via the label's Text property, the answer is
no.
You can pass the changed text to the server in one of the common ways of
passing values from client to server, for example in a hidden field.
Eliyahu
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> Is possible for server side code to access the text of <asp:label> changed
> by client side javascript code?
>

Server side control that maintains viewstate for client-side javascript variables?

I have some client-side javascript for that I use for dhtml stuff such as
hiding div tags based on user menu selections, etc. I need a way to maintain
the state of javascript variables across postback. Are there any server side
controls that can be used as a container for client-side javascript
variables? If not, how do other developers approach this issue?

Thanks,

Keihtjust use hidden fields

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

Keithb wrote:

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Originally Posted by

I have some client-side javascript for that I use for dhtml stuff such as
hiding div tags based on user menu selections, etc. I need a way to maintain
the state of javascript variables across postback. Are there any server side
controls that can be used as a container for client-side javascript
variables? If not, how do other developers approach this issue?
>
Thanks,
>
Keiht
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