Thanks for your answer, but the problem is that when I try to access the
<INPUT> that should be populated with the new value I get:
....document.forms[0].hidden is null or not an object... It seems that when I
set it run as a server object it can't be access on the client side. This
happens only if the control is used on a WebUserControl not on a WebForm.
/Henke
"anon" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> skrev i meddelandet
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Not sure if this will help...
If you have set the HTML control as hidden
via .Visible=false then .Net won't load its new value on
postback.
Try hiding the control via its style property instead and
it should be populated with the new value on postback.
-----Original Message-----
How can data be passed to the server when an event is
fired in client-sidejscript, ie on a drop event?
I have tried using hidden fields and submitting the page,
but for somereason I can't access a html hidden field that is set to
run as servercontrol.
Please can someone point me in the right direction here?
/Henke
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