I know you can do it with an ImageButton... but i'm bound by the fact that
i'm using a third party control with a link button, i'd really like to get
the X and Y coordinates of the control so that i can position a pop over div
appropriately on the click (using ajax).
Thanks!
-Justin
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It can be done using the DOM on the client-side, with JavaScript. It can be
a little tricky, as the DOM is a little different in IE and FireFox, but if
you structure your HTML correctly, you should be able to do it. It's
basically a matter of either, if the element is absolutely positioned, just
getting its position, or if it is inside another element, working your way
up the hierarchy of elements.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Professional Chicken Salad Alchemist
I recycle.
I send everything back to the planet it came from.
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i'm using a third party control with a link button, i'd really like to get
the X and Y coordinates of the control so that i can position a pop over
div
appropriately on the click (using ajax).
Thanks!
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