Dominick DeStasio
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Dominick DeStasio
asked on 17 Mar 2010, 11:58 PM
I have a ListView that has a label to display the start time of an event (bound to the database field). After the page loads, I need to find all of those labels with JavaScript so that I can update the text to display the start time as the user's local time.
document.getElementById isn't finding the labels when they are inside the ListView, not even if I increment each label via C# when it is initialized so that there are no two labels the same. I can find a label that is outside of the ListView without any issue. What am I missing? How can I access elements within the ListView from the client side?
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Dominick DeStasio
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answered on 18 Mar 2010, 12:41 AM
Forgot to mention..the page with the ListView has a Master Page....
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Hi Dominick,
Can you please share more details about the page's layout/declaration and how you are trying to get reference to the spans? I suspect that you are missing the prefixes from the IDs of the controls you are searching for, as they are place in NamingContainers thus their clientIDs are not the same as server-side IDs.
Sincerely yours,
Rosen
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Can you please share more details about the page's layout/declaration and how you are trying to get reference to the spans? I suspect that you are missing the prefixes from the IDs of the controls you are searching for, as they are place in NamingContainers thus their clientIDs are not the same as server-side IDs.
Sincerely yours,
Rosen
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