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client retrieval from GridView cell values that are in an UpdatePaGridView Control is nested within an updatePanel Control which is populated using the partial post-back method. I am needing to extract the GridView Cell values from items that are selected and post them into another table all on the client side. The issue that I have is that I cannot access the GridView Control through the client-side as I normally would (document.GetElementById('GridView1').rows[0].cells[0].innerText) The value that is returned for the basic control value of (document.GetElementById('GridView1')) = NULL! Is it the UpdatePanel that makes this method of Data Retrieval break? How do I get around this? Thank you in advance for your Help. TH -- ....and that was the rest of the story!! Hi,
you'd use document.getElementById('...') It is case-sensitive since client-scripting is done in javascript. Show quote "thoward" <thow***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:3237F8F9-B386-4B19-A7A4-AD491525E308@microsoft.com... >I am working with ASP.NET 2.0 c# and Ajax control (UpdatePanel). The > GridView Control is nested within an updatePanel Control which is > populated > using the partial post-back method. I am needing to extract the GridView > Cell values from items that are selected and post them into another table > all > on the client side. > > The issue that I have is that I cannot access the GridView Control through > the client-side as I normally would > (document.GetElementById('GridView1').rows[0].cells[0].innerText) > > The value that is returned for the basic control value of > (document.GetElementById('GridView1')) = NULL! > > Is it the UpdatePanel that makes this method of Data Retrieval break? How > do I get around this? > > Thank you in advance for your Help. > > TH > -- > ...and that was the rest of the story!! That is what I used in the correct syntax, unlike what I have listed in my
original post, however ist returns a null value for the object in question. Are there any other suggestions? Does the partial update, of the UpdatePanel, effect the format of a Gridview? Thank you, TH -- Show quote....and that was the rest of the story!! "Teemu Keiski" wrote: > Hi, > > you'd use document.getElementById('...') > > It is case-sensitive since client-scripting is done in javascript. > > > -- > Teemu Keiski > AspInsider, ASP.NET MVP > http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke > http://teemukeiski.net > > > > "thoward" <thow***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3237F8F9-B386-4B19-A7A4-AD491525E308@microsoft.com... > >I am working with ASP.NET 2.0 c# and Ajax control (UpdatePanel). The > > GridView Control is nested within an updatePanel Control which is > > populated > > using the partial post-back method. I am needing to extract the GridView > > Cell values from items that are selected and post them into another table > > all > > on the client side. > > > > The issue that I have is that I cannot access the GridView Control through > > the client-side as I normally would > > (document.GetElementById('GridView1').rows[0].cells[0].innerText) > > > > The value that is returned for the basic control value of > > (document.GetElementById('GridView1')) = NULL! > > > > Is it the UpdatePanel that makes this method of Data Retrieval break? How > > do I get around this? > > > > Thank you in advance for your Help. > > > > TH > > -- > > ...and that was the rest of the story!! > > > Allow me to retort...My Syntax was NOT correct and neither was my identifier.
When using the GridView within an UpdatePanel within a TabPanel within a TabContainer within a TabContainer it is necessary to include all levels of the structure in order to drill down to the GridView Table. such as this: alert(document.getElementById('TabContainer1_ItemToWorkTabPanel_ctl01_TabContainer2_panSearchItems_ctl01_gvItemSearch').rows[2].cells[2].innerText); Thank you Teemu for pointing me back to the start! -- Show quote....and that was the rest of the story!! "Teemu Keiski" wrote: > Hi, > > you'd use document.getElementById('...') > > It is case-sensitive since client-scripting is done in javascript. > > > -- > Teemu Keiski > AspInsider, ASP.NET MVP > http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke > http://teemukeiski.net > > > > "thoward" <thow***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:3237F8F9-B386-4B19-A7A4-AD491525E308@microsoft.com... > >I am working with ASP.NET 2.0 c# and Ajax control (UpdatePanel). The > > GridView Control is nested within an updatePanel Control which is > > populated > > using the partial post-back method. I am needing to extract the GridView > > Cell values from items that are selected and post them into another table > > all > > on the client side. > > > > The issue that I have is that I cannot access the GridView Control through > > the client-side as I normally would > > (document.GetElementById('GridView1').rows[0].cells[0].innerText) > > > > The value that is returned for the basic control value of > > (document.GetElementById('GridView1')) = NULL! > > > > Is it the UpdatePanel that makes this method of Data Retrieval break? How > > do I get around this? > > > > Thank you in advance for your Help. > > > > TH > > -- > > ...and that was the rest of the story!! > > >  |
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