Asp.net 2.0 + c#

ritu4321

thanks

Christian Graus

Of course, "Textbox1" won't work, as the framework assigns it's own Id, based on where the control is in the page heirarchy. You're definately better off using the validators, which do indeed work on the client.

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ritu4321

no i have a problem here . i have two textboxes .The problem is with this . At a time only one label gives text the other is not. i cant understand this . function checknews() { var reqheadline,reqnewsdetail; reqheadline=document.getElementById("TextBox1").innerText; reqnewsdetail=document.getElementById("TextBox2").innerText ; alert(reqnewsdetail); if(reqheadline=="") { document.getElementById("label5").innerText = "Enter Headline" ; return false; } if(reqnewsdetail=="") { alert("bhavna"); document.getElementById("label6").innerText = "Enter News Details" ; return false ; } return true; }

Sylvester george

change like this. if it works give score for me if(reqheadline=="") document.getElementById("label5").innerText = "Enter Headline" ; if(reqnewsdetail=="") document.getElementById("label6").innerText = "Enter News Details" ; if(reqheadline=="" || reqnewsdetail=="") return false ;