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Ralph Krausse
I am updating a span tag with the title of my expanded node (a 3rd
party control).text that I wish to get later in my codebehind file.
my tag in my html
<span class="hint" runat="server" id="ExpandedNode">Select</span>
my javascript code
function nodeExpand(node)
{
document.getElementById('ExpandedNode').innerText = node.Text;
return true;
}
then in my codebehind (cs) file....
HtmlGenericControl objExpandedNode =
(HtmlGenericControl)Application["ExpandedNode"];
string strBuffer = (string)objExpandedNode.InnerText;
strBuffer's value is 'Select' not the text of node.text (but I did see
it change in the browser BEFORE it hit my break point). I also have
tried string strBuffer = (string)objExpandedNode.InnerHTML
Anyone. I need to get this text in my codebehind file and the
javascript changes it....
thanks
Ralph Krausse
www.consiliumsoft.com
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party control).text that I wish to get later in my codebehind file.
my tag in my html
<span class="hint" runat="server" id="ExpandedNode">Select</span>
my javascript code
function nodeExpand(node)
{
document.getElementById('ExpandedNode').innerText = node.Text;
return true;
}
then in my codebehind (cs) file....
HtmlGenericControl objExpandedNode =
(HtmlGenericControl)Application["ExpandedNode"];
string strBuffer = (string)objExpandedNode.InnerText;
strBuffer's value is 'Select' not the text of node.text (but I did see
it change in the browser BEFORE it hit my break point). I also have
tried string strBuffer = (string)objExpandedNode.InnerHTML
Anyone. I need to get this text in my codebehind file and the
javascript changes it....
thanks
Ralph Krausse
www.consiliumsoft.com
Use the START button? Then you need CSFastRunII...
A new kind of application launcher integrated in the taskbar!
ScreenShot - http://www.consiliumsoft.com/ScreenShot.jpg