Read client side value from server side in VB.NEt

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I have a vb.net application where I have a client side html input:
<td><input name="CurrentUserStatus" type="text" id="UserStatus" /></
td>

Is there anyway I can acces the value of this control from server side
inside my vb.net code? (please note I don't want to have runat=server
for the input control)
 
Ofcourse if you perform a client side submit , you can read the value in the
request object ( request.form("CurrentUserStatus") )

If you mean without perfoming a postback at all , well even then there are
ways however this requires some scripting


hth

Michel


dotNetDave said:
Yes, of course. It will just come through as a Form value.

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David McCarter [Microsoft VB.NET MVP]
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VSDN Tips & Tricks .NET Coding Standards available at:
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Joh said:
I have a vb.net application where I have a client side html input:
<td><input name="CurrentUserStatus" type="text" id="UserStatus" /></
td>

Is there anyway I can acces the value of this control from server side
inside my vb.net code? (please note I don't want to have runat=server
for the input control)
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Ofcourse if you perform a client side submit , you can read the value in the
request object ( request.form("CurrentUserStatus") )

If you mean without perfoming a postback at all , well even then there are
ways however this requires some scripting

hth

Michel

"dotNetDave" <[email protected]> schreef in bericht

Yes, of course. It will just come through as a Form value.
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======================================
David McCarter [Microsoft VB.NET MVP]
www.vsdntips.com
VSDN Tips & Tricks .NET Coding Standards available at:
www.cafepress.com/vsdntips.20412485
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Thanks for your answers. And yes, I would like to do it without a
postback. What would that scripting look like?
 
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