Jscript in content pages

[MalarGayu]

hi friends this is my content page********************* <%@ Page Title="" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/CampaignLayout.Master" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeBehind="Campaign.aspx.cs" Inherits="MailingCampaign.Campaign" %> put contents for campaign i need to adda JScript file seperately and write a function in it and call it in this content page button click even so how to do it K.Gayathri

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As I said, you would add the script element pointing your JavaScript file in the header content placeholder, cphHead in this case. Then you can make whatever JavaScript calls necessary since the script will be available on the page when it is rendered on the client. Always make sure to format any code snippets properly when submitting. Edit you post to correct this.

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[MalarGayu]

hi friend i wrote the javascript and called it but actually my textbox name which i am passing as parrameteris txtListname but when i give like this only it is working so how to solve this problem content page*************** javascript******************* function Validate(ctl00$cphMain$txtListname) { if (ctl00$cphMain$txtListname.value == "") { alert("you must enter the List name"); return false; } }</x-turndown>

[Dennis E White]

what I typically do is add a ContentPlaceholder at the bottom (right before the closing body tag in my MasterPage.master. this way in my content pages I have a that last content placeholder that I can use for adding script code to. if you don't want to do that then at the bottom of your content placeholder all you have to do is add a script block.

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[MalarGayu]

hi dennis thanks for the reply but plz do read my latest thread to know about my issue..... now i know how to write javascript but i have another issue which i have mentioned in the latest thread of mine... K.Gayathri

[Dennis E White]

I dont understand exactly what you are asking but I am going to assume your bit of code is not working. I am not sure what you think ctl00$cphMain$txtListname is but it's not a control that you can treat like you are trying to do. if you step through your javascript you will most likely find that ctl00$cphMain$txtListname is marked as undefined. that is because it is the id of the element and nothing more. maybe this little snippet will give you a small bit of insight though: snippet[^] hope it helps explain things a bit.

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[Brij]

According latest post in the thread, You actually need to pass the ClientId of your textbox into the validate method. And your method should be like

function Validate(txtClientId)
{
if (doucment.getElementById(txtClientId).value == "") {

                    alert("you must enter the List name");
                    return false;
             
              }
          
          
     }

and you can call the method on aspx page

Validate("<%=txtListname.ClientID %>")

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[MalarGayu]

thanks for the reply it is not working for me hey the textbox is a webcontrol textbox....is it any problem for this it is not identifying the textbox id... K.Gayathri

[MalarGayu]

hi i need to specify you all friends that my textbox is placed in a content page inside content placeholder so i need to access the id of that textbox placed inside the contentplaceholder K.Gayathri

[Brij]

MalarGayu wrote:

the textbox is a webcontrol textbox....

I dont think that this is a issue. Is your button, textbox are on the same content page? One other way is, Register a javascript variable and assign the ClientId of textbox from Server side (C# code) and use that variable to get the ClientId of textbox in the validate method.

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