Hi,

I want to use javascript (ajax) in User Control but to call
the object is difficult.

If my user control is called MyControl.
To use the object in javascript, i make,

Ex:
document.GetElementId("MyControl_textbox").value

Have you an idea to get the name of the user control asp.net
to instance my code javascript cause the same code javascript must to work
in other User control.

Thank's
Olivier
ps : excuse me for my poor english.

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> document.GetElementId("MyControl_textbox").value
document.GetElementId('<%=MyControl_textbox.ClientID%>').value;

> ps : excuse me for my poor english.
Pas de quoi...:-)

Thank's

I had not thought of it

But it's more portable if i write

document.GetElementId('<%=Page.Findcontrol("MyTextBox").ClientID%>').value;

What do you think ?

Olivier
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> document.GetElementId("MyControl_textbox").value
document.GetElementId('<%=MyControl_textbox.ClientID%>').value;

> ps : excuse me for my poor english.
Pas de quoi...:-)

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>But it's more portable if i write
>
>document.GetElementId('<%=Page.Findcontrol("MyTextBox").ClientID%>').value;
>
>What do you think ?

I don't think it will make much difference...

However, something that I missed in my previous reply and which I've just
spotted now is that it's getElementById, not getElementId