Hi. I'm writing a Javascript subroutine for client side validation
using a custom validator.
I know I have the ".value" attribute available, and want to know that
other attributes I can access and how to show their values.
I expect they'll vary depending on the class of the controltovalidate,
but I was initially looking for the "header text" on a textbox which
is being validated.
"DaveyP" wrote in message
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> Hi. I'm writing a Javascript subroutine for client side validation
> using a custom validator.
OK.
> I know I have the ".value" attribute available, and want to know that
> other attributes I can access and how to show their values.
OK.
> I expect they'll vary depending on the class of the controltovalidate,
That's correct.
> but I was initially looking for the "header text" on a textbox which
> is being validated.
An web control is rendered as an HTML
control, neither of which as a "header text" property - can you explain what
you actually mean by this...?
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fhc2c904.aspx
http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tag_input.asp
DaveyP wrote:
> Hi. I'm writing a Javascript subroutine for client side validation
> using a custom validator.
>
> I know I have the ".value" attribute available, and want to know that
> other attributes I can access and how to show their values.
>
> I expect they'll vary depending on the class of the controltovalidate,
> but I was initially looking for the "header text" on a textbox which
> is being validated.
This is a good starting place:
http://www.w3schools.com/htmldom/dom_reference.asp
What properties are accessible to the JS will depend on the type of element. In
some cases there will be variance between browsers as well.