I was able to do this in .asp but not asp.net, can someone please help.
I have a multi-line textbox control on a webform. Next to it is a label
control. Basically I want the label control to automatically reflect the
contents of the textbox control. I did this through script before. The
following is the script I am using now.
<script language=javascript>
setInterval('UpdateMemoDisplay()', 1000);
function UpdateMemoDisplay() {
lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText;
formDownTime.textResolution.innerText = formDownTime.textCause.innerText;
}
</script>
The first line of the function doesn't work but the second one does. Of
course the second one does me no good, I just put it in there to make sure I
wasn't crazy. So if I can update another TextBox, why can I not update a
Label control? I realize it is technically a Span but I would expect it to
work.
Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work?
--
Thanx,
Grigs 7 1279
Grigs wrote: lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText;
Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work?
Have you checked the source in the browser if lablCause is part of the page?
Depending on how complex your page is and if lblCause is a server
control its clientID might differ from its name which essentially breaks
your JS function.
Daniel
What do you expect and what do you observe?
Eliyahu
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1F**********************************@microsof t.com... I was able to do this in .asp but not asp.net, can someone please help.
I have a multi-line textbox control on a webform. Next to it is a label control. Basically I want the label control to automatically reflect the contents of the textbox control. I did this through script before. The following is the script I am using now.
<script language=javascript>
setInterval('UpdateMemoDisplay()', 1000);
function UpdateMemoDisplay() { lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText;
formDownTime.textResolution.innerText =
formDownTime.textCause.innerText; } </script>
The first line of the function doesn't work but the second one does. Of course the second one does me no good, I just put it in there to make sure
I wasn't crazy. So if I can update another TextBox, why can I not update a Label control? I realize it is technically a Span but I would expect it
to work.
Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work?
-- Thanx, Grigs
It is within the <form> tag if that is what you are getting at. I have tried
it both as a RunAt=Server and without with the same results.
"Daniel Buchholz" wrote: Grigs wrote:
lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText;
Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work?
Have you checked the source in the browser if lablCause is part of the page?
Depending on how complex your page is and if lblCause is a server control its clientID might differ from its name which essentially breaks your JS function.
Daniel
The point of it is to take whever the user types in the TextBox and have it
encoded it into HTML in the Label. Thus is someone types "Hello
<b>World</b>" in the text box it would come out as Hello World (and the World
would be bold.
As I said in the first post, it passes the text okay to another text box (of
course it can't handle the HTML) but does nothing to the label.
Kevin
"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote: What do you expect and what do you observe?
Eliyahu
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1F**********************************@microsof t.com... I was able to do this in .asp but not asp.net, can someone please help.
I have a multi-line textbox control on a webform. Next to it is a label control. Basically I want the label control to automatically reflect the contents of the textbox control. I did this through script before. The following is the script I am using now.
<script language=javascript>
setInterval('UpdateMemoDisplay()', 1000);
function UpdateMemoDisplay() { lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText;
formDownTime.textResolution.innerText = formDownTime.textCause.innerText; } </script>
The first line of the function doesn't work but the second one does. Of course the second one does me no good, I just put it in there to make sure I wasn't crazy. So if I can update another TextBox, why can I not update a Label control? I realize it is technically a Span but I would expect it to work.
Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work?
-- Thanx, Grigs
So you are not getting any errors, are you? Could it be browser-related?
What browser are you using?
Eliyahu
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DC**********************************@microsof t.com... The point of it is to take whever the user types in the TextBox and have
it encoded it into HTML in the Label. Thus is someone types "Hello <b>World</b>" in the text box it would come out as Hello World (and the
World would be bold.
As I said in the first post, it passes the text okay to another text box
(of course it can't handle the HTML) but does nothing to the label.
Kevin
"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote:
What do you expect and what do you observe?
Eliyahu
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1F**********************************@microsof t.com... I was able to do this in .asp but not asp.net, can someone please
help. I have a multi-line textbox control on a webform. Next to it is a
label control. Basically I want the label control to automatically reflect
the contents of the textbox control. I did this through script before.
The following is the script I am using now.
<script language=javascript>
setInterval('UpdateMemoDisplay()', 1000);
function UpdateMemoDisplay() { lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText;
formDownTime.textResolution.innerText = formDownTime.textCause.innerText; } </script>
The first line of the function doesn't work but the second one does.
Of course the second one does me no good, I just put it in there to make
sure I wasn't crazy. So if I can update another TextBox, why can I not
update a Label control? I realize it is technically a Span but I would expect
it to work.
Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work?
-- Thanx, Grigs
Here is a dumbed-down version of the code which should work. In this example
you will see the second text box get updated as you type but the span will
not.
<html>
<head>
<script language="javascript">
function UpdateMemoDisplay() {
lablTest.innerHtml = textTest.value;
textTest2.value = textTest.value;
}
</script>
</head>
<body>
<textarea id="textTest" name="textTest" cols="50" rows="5"></textarea>
<br>
<span id="lablTest">This is a TEST</span>
<br>
<textarea id="textTest2" name="textTest2" cols="50" rows="5"></textarea>
</body>
<script language="javascript">
setInterval('UpdateMemoDisplay()', 1000);
</script>
</html>
"Grigs" wrote: No browser errors. Using IE 6 sp2. I tried it in Firefox and get no errors, but nothing goes into the TextBox "Eliyahu Goldin" wrote:
So you are not getting any errors, are you? Could it be browser-related? What browser are you using?
Eliyahu
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DC**********************************@microsof t.com... The point of it is to take whever the user types in the TextBox and have it encoded it into HTML in the Label. Thus is someone types "Hello <b>World</b>" in the text box it would come out as Hello World (and the World would be bold.
As I said in the first post, it passes the text okay to another text box (of course it can't handle the HTML) but does nothing to the label.
Kevin
"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote:
> What do you expect and what do you observe? > > Eliyahu > > "Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:1F**********************************@microsof t.com... > > I was able to do this in .asp but not asp.net, can someone please help. > > > > I have a multi-line textbox control on a webform. Next to it is a label > > control. Basically I want the label control to automatically reflect the > > contents of the textbox control. I did this through script before. The > > following is the script I am using now. > > > > <script language=javascript> > > > > setInterval('UpdateMemoDisplay()', 1000); > > > > function UpdateMemoDisplay() { > > lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText; > > > > formDownTime.textResolution.innerText = > formDownTime.textCause.innerText; > > } > > </script> > > > > The first line of the function doesn't work but the second one does. Of > > course the second one does me no good, I just put it in there to make sure > I > > wasn't crazy. So if I can update another TextBox, why can I not update a > > Label control? I realize it is technically a Span but I would expect it > to > > work. > > > > Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work? > > > > -- > > Thanx, > > Grigs > > >
No browser errors. Using IE 6 sp2.
I tried it in Firefox and get no errors, but nothing goes into the TextBox
"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote: So you are not getting any errors, are you? Could it be browser-related? What browser are you using?
Eliyahu
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DC**********************************@microsof t.com... The point of it is to take whever the user types in the TextBox and have it encoded it into HTML in the Label. Thus is someone types "Hello <b>World</b>" in the text box it would come out as Hello World (and the World would be bold.
As I said in the first post, it passes the text okay to another text box (of course it can't handle the HTML) but does nothing to the label.
Kevin
"Eliyahu Goldin" wrote:
What do you expect and what do you observe?
Eliyahu
"Grigs" <Gr***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1F**********************************@microsof t.com... > I was able to do this in .asp but not asp.net, can someone please help. > > I have a multi-line textbox control on a webform. Next to it is a label > control. Basically I want the label control to automatically reflect the > contents of the textbox control. I did this through script before. The > following is the script I am using now. > > <script language=javascript> > > setInterval('UpdateMemoDisplay()', 1000); > > function UpdateMemoDisplay() { > lablCause.innerHtml = formDownTime.textCause.innerText; > > formDownTime.textResolution.innerText = formDownTime.textCause.innerText; > } > </script> > > The first line of the function doesn't work but the second one does. Of > course the second one does me no good, I just put it in there to make sure I > wasn't crazy. So if I can update another TextBox, why can I not update a > Label control? I realize it is technically a Span but I would expect it to > work. > > Any suggestions or insite on why it doesn't and can't work? > > -- > Thanx, > Grigs This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics
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