Is there a way to use “” in an external javascript file?
Is there a way to use “<%= someObject.ClientID %>” in an external javascript file?
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C# asp.net Why is there a difference between ClientID and UniqueID?
I know ClientID is used for javascript and UniqueId for server side and that ClientID uses an underscore (_) and UniqueId uses a dollar sign ($) in asp.net 2.0. But what I don’t get is why use two different id’s. Why isn’t possible to just OR use the underscore OR use the dollar sign in both: server and client side. Can someone explain this?
Not getting ClientID in ASP.Net
I have ASP.Net page where i am calling a JavaScript function like this:
Set ClientID in asp.net
Is it possible to set the ClientID of any asp.net server control? How can I do this?
What’s the best way to deal with ASP.NET’s ClientID
I’m trying to find the best way to deal with the way that ASP.NET prepends a value to any element that is created with runat="server", without having to resort to using <%= id.ClientID %>. I came up with the following solution earlier today, but I’m sure that there are more elegant solutions:
Forcing client ids in ASP.NET
I know that in the next version of ASP.NET we’ll finally be able to set the clientids on System.Web controls without the framework doing it for us in a quasi-intelligent way e.g:
Need the clientId of a textbox inside a content control using javascript
I have a masterpage that contains all the javascript and inside the content control, there is a link that calls a javascript function and I want to pass the id once it’s rendered differently by the server.