use javascript to change the color for mouseover

[Seraph_summer]

thanks, I did not get you, anyway, above method is suggested by you (right?) can you help me further for this? for your new proposal, can you give me one example, how to do it?

[sajjy]

you know these codes should be rendered and then goes to the client , so if there was some thing unknown goes directly to client ;) so test this one :

link button

[sajjy]

oops my text came half !!! :-D and add this one to java script:

NewID.style.backgroundColor = 'yourcolor';

[Seraph_summer]

thanks, unfortunately, no .style is supported by NewID. it is strange that you can use .style?? I am using visual web developer 2008 express. oh, unbelievable, when I type NewID.style.backgroundColor ="Blue", it does work! but strange is that: when I type NewID. then all the functions within NewID should be automatically appear, but .style can not be found anyway. do you know the reason? a bug or sth else?

[sajjy]

:laugh: yes i know it`s like this ;) i have visual studio enterprise , and it`s not supported very well here too !:mad: but i think that on express mode many of features are not working :suss: i think that just some stupid coder like me can Use these old "dhtml" commands ! but any how i love dhtml an i use it any where ;P

[Seraph_summer]

thanks, further question, as you know, I can solve this problem as follows, but I have many linkbuttons, should I write different funcitons for different buttons, because the button ID is used in the funcitons, how can I write one common function which can be used by all buttons by passing the ID or sth else? function LinkBtnMouseOver() { var LinkClientID = "<%=LinkButton1.ClientID%>"; var NewID = document.getElementById(LinkClientID); NewID.style.backgroundColor = "Blue"; } function LinkBtnMouseOut(obj) { var LinkClientID = "<%=LinkButton1.ClientID%>"; var NewID = document.getElementById(LinkClientID); NewID.style.backgroundColor = "Green"; }

[sajjy]

ex me because it`s late night here , and i must go to bed ;) you can use something like this :

link button

and change yur javascript to this mode :

function LinkBtnMouseOver(e) {
document.getElementById(e).style.backgroundColor = 'Blue';
}

function LinkBtnMouseOut(e) {
document.getElementById(e).style.backgroundColor = 'Green';
}

or maybe it works directly on your asp page totaly like this new one : :sigh:

<asp:LinkButton ID="LinkButton1" runat="server" onmouseover="this.style.backgroundColor = 'Blue';" onmouseout="this.style.backgroundColor = 'Green';">link button

hope that it works :rolleyes:

[sajjy]

one other thing ;) if you found my postes helpful rate them !!! :-D

[Abhishek Sur]

Why do you need javascript when there is no need. Javascript is slower than actual CSS AFAIK. Just a simple fix for you. In Head section Add

<style type="text/css">
.lnk
{
	background-color:Green;
}
.lnk:hover
{
	background-color:Aqua;
}
</style>

Now inside Form create these

<asp:LinkButton CssClass="lnk" runat="server" >This is link
</asp:LinkButton>

Now see it should be working. Make appropriate alteration on the CSS. :rose::rose:

Abhishek Sur

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[Seraph_summer]

thank you very much! I have rated 5!

[Seraph_summer]

have you tried by yourself? anyway, it does not work for my case, that's why I am looking for other methods.

[Abhishek Sur]

Yes .. I did check myself. I have already replied to some other guy in this forum about this. If you need me to send you the web page which render this, I can do that.:rose:

Abhishek Sur

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