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Server controls and DOM events?

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    FruitBatInShades
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    Does anybody know if it's possible to use DOM events with the standard UI.Controls. A control will not accept onmouseover="JavaFunction()" for instance. Does anyone know of a way to do this without creating a new server side control?

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      Does anybody know if it's possible to use DOM events with the standard UI.Controls. A control will not accept onmouseover="JavaFunction()" for instance. Does anyone know of a way to do this without creating a new server side control?

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      Simon_uk
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      Yes, you can do this. Remember that the DOM events are client-side so you must set attributes on the controls. You can only do this in code AFAIK...

      TextBox test = new TextBox()
      test.Attributes["onmouseover"] = "JavaFunction();";
      

      This should do the trick. HTH, :) Simon.

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        Yes, you can do this. Remember that the DOM events are client-side so you must set attributes on the controls. You can only do this in code AFAIK...

        TextBox test = new TextBox()
        test.Attributes["onmouseover"] = "JavaFunction();";
        

        This should do the trick. HTH, :) Simon.

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        FruitBatInShades
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        Thanks Simon ;)

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