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John
Hi all,
In my code-behind, I validate some controls and if a particular control has
a problem, I not only send an alert down to the client via
Page.RegisterStartupScript but I'd like to set the focus of the control. now
the control in question is embedded into a user control which is, in turn,
embedded into a user control which, in turn, is embedded onto a web form.
The Javascript does not work if I when I refernce the control with it's ID.
I checked the client source and saw it was renamed to
'_ctl2_UCIngDetail_lstUnits2'. Now when I changed the Javascript to
'document.frmMain._ctl2_UCIngDetail_lstUnits2.focus();', this worked. but
isn't this going to break if controls are added to the usercontrol?
What is the correct way to solve this dilemma?
Regards
John.
In my code-behind, I validate some controls and if a particular control has
a problem, I not only send an alert down to the client via
Page.RegisterStartupScript but I'd like to set the focus of the control. now
the control in question is embedded into a user control which is, in turn,
embedded into a user control which, in turn, is embedded onto a web form.
The Javascript does not work if I when I refernce the control with it's ID.
I checked the client source and saw it was renamed to
'_ctl2_UCIngDetail_lstUnits2'. Now when I changed the Javascript to
'document.frmMain._ctl2_UCIngDetail_lstUnits2.focus();', this worked. but
isn't this going to break if controls are added to the usercontrol?
What is the correct way to solve this dilemma?
Regards
John.