ASP.NET - <DIV> tag
Asked By Jeff J
18-Feb-09 03:39 PM
I have a div tag on my asp.net page. It encompasses a couple of server side controls. But this div tag does not have the runat=server attribute attached to it. i.e it is a client side control.
I am trying to disable most of the controls based on the user who logs in. all of the controls that get disabled are under the div tag. A css stylesheet style is also attached to the div tag. I am wanting to apply a different style on runtime. is it possible to apply a different style to the div tag based on runtime even if it is not a server side control ?
The problem is that once I attach the runat=server attribute then the css styling get's skewed.
Also what is the best way to apply styling to a client side control on runtime ?
<DIV> Tag
Have you looked at the JQuery Library? This is a most useful tool and you can change CSS Classes using JQuery. Check out this link: http://jquery.com/
Aloha,
Kevin
Vasanthakumar D replied to Jeff J
Hi,
you can change the css class name from code behind for client controls like this...
in page load or any event try this
string strScr = "";
if(condition == true)
{
strScr = "document.getElementById('Div ID').className='Style1';";
}
else
{
strScr = "document.getElementById('Div ID').className='Style2';";
}
Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "cssclas", strScr, true);
Thanks
this is probably a good technique to invoke some javscript. Although I am trying to avoid javascript... but it can be worth a try.
Vasanthakumar D replied to Jeff J
hi,
Is there any other methods available for this?
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