Hi, I'm using Infragistic web controls in my app and am writing some client-side javascripts to access data.
My question specifically is: I have an a WebCombo and a WebDateChooser control on my web form. In javascript, I am able to get the id of both these controls, however, my problem is: how do I assign a value to each of these controls.
I am able to assign values to text (using the "value" method), label (using the "innerHTML" method) and drop down controls, but not sure how I can do it for a WebCombo and a WebDateChooser. What method can I use for each?
Please help !!!
Sally
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: Hi, I'm using Infragistic web controls in my app and am writing some client-side javascripts to access data.
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: My question specifically is: I have an a WebCombo and a WebDateChooser control on my web form. In javascript, I am able to get the id of both these controls, however, my problem is: how do I assign a value to each of these controls.
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: I am able to assign values to text (using the "value" method), label (using the "innerHTML" method) and drop down controls, but not sure how I can do it for a WebCombo and a WebDateChooser. What method can I use for each?
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: Please help !!!
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: Sally
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: : Hi, I'm using Infragistic web controls in my app and am writing some client-side javascripts to access data.
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: : My question specifically is: I have an a WebCombo and a WebDateChooser control on my web form. In javascript, I am able to get the id of both these controls, however, my problem is: how do I assign a value to each of these controls.
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: : I am able to assign values to text (using the "value" method), label (using the "innerHTML" method) and drop down controls, but not sure how I can do it for a WebCombo and a WebDateChooser. What method can I use for each?
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: : Please help !!!
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: : Sally
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I quickly found this link using google: http://devcenter.infragistics.com/Articles/PrintArticle.aspx?ArticleID=2179
It shows several example codes using the WebDateChooser.
PS: when you don't get an answer, it often means that no-one knows the answer. A google search might do the trick in such cases.