user control

[barry]

I have a <aspanel defined on a asp.net 1.1 version.

I have some javascript that is executed on an action in the panel. This
works fine.

but

When I put the panel to an ascx file and then try to access the panel in the
same javascript it does not recognized the panel.

Protected WithEvents Panel4 As System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel - has been
defined in the ascx.vb file



thanks

 

[barry]

This is the correct syntax in javascript to access the panel(in this case
to make it hidden) from the user control page

document.forms[0]('Panel4').style.visibility = "hidden";

 

[barry]

Never mind - this hides the whole page

This is the correct syntax in javascript to access the panel(in this case
to make it hidden) from the user control page

document.forms[0]('Panel4').style.visibility = "hidden";

I have a <aspanel defined on a asp.net 1.1 version.

I have some javascript that is executed on an action in the panel. This
works fine.

but

When I put the panel to an ascx file and then try to access the panel in the
same javascript it does not recognized the panel.

Protected WithEvents Panel4 As System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel - has been
defined in the ascx.vb file



thanks

 

[barry]

Use the Flow Layout Panel in the html toolbox. This will allow you to make
the panel hidden in javascript on a user control

Never mind - this hides the whole page

This is the correct syntax in javascript to access the panel(in this case
to make it hidden) from the user control page

document.forms[0]('Panel4').style.visibility = "hidden";

I have a <aspanel defined on a asp.net 1.1 version.

I have some javascript that is executed on an action in the panel. This
works fine.

but

When I put the panel to an ascx file and then try to access the panel

in
the

same javascript it does not recognized the panel.

Protected WithEvents Panel4 As System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel - has been
defined in the ascx.vb file



thanks

 

[Kevin Spencer]

I'm confused. Which one of you (barry) is asking the questions, and which
one of you (barry) is answering?

Are you, by chance, schizophrenic? Possessed?

,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Big things are made up of
lots of little things.

Use the Flow Layout Panel in the html toolbox. This will allow you to make
the panel hidden in javascript on a user control

Never mind - this hides the whole page

This is the correct syntax in javascript to access the panel(in this case
to make it hidden) from the user control page

document.forms[0]('Panel4').style.visibility = "hidden";

I have a <aspanel defined on a asp.net 1.1 version.

I have some javascript that is executed on an action in the panel. This
works fine.

but

When I put the panel to an ascx file and then try to access the panel in
the
same javascript it does not recognized the panel.

Protected WithEvents Panel4 As System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel - has been
defined in the ascx.vb file



thanks