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    Hi All, How to validate or extract values from the following ASP label, "a href="Browse.aspx?s=cc&v=sc">SavingCreditCard(9) /a" ?? I would like to get that count SavingCreditCard(9) in some variable? i would be glad if nayone could help me out. -- modified at 20:54 Thursday 10th May, 2007

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      Hi All, How to validate or extract values from the following ASP label, "a href="Browse.aspx?s=cc&v=sc">SavingCreditCard(9) /a" ?? I would like to get that count SavingCreditCard(9) in some variable? i would be glad if nayone could help me out. -- modified at 20:54 Thursday 10th May, 2007

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      subrata jana
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      u can do that in JS . Say document.getELementByID("ID") then open the watch window and check for options there . innerhtml or childrens or value can give u ur "SavingCreditCard(9)". U have to debug that in JS.

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        u can do that in JS . Say document.getELementByID("ID") then open the watch window and check for options there . innerhtml or childrens or value can give u ur "SavingCreditCard(9)". U have to debug that in JS.

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        Dear Subrata, i got your idea, it really helped me a lot. My question is, " how to capture the innerhtml values, like [categoryIndex].value"?

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