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8.8

ClientId in Javascript

Asked by BobCSD in JavaScript, Programming for ASP.NET

this is the way it was:

function GridCreated()
{
    var RadGrid1 = $find("<%= grdFunctions.ClientID %>");

But I don't want to hard-code a client ID in my code-in-front and duplicate this function for multiple grids on the page. So I want one function to handle all my grids.

So I've changed the call to do this:
            grdFunctions.ClientSettings.ClientEvents.OnGridCreated = "GridCreated(" & grdFunctions.ClientID & ")"

And I have a js include file with this:

function GridCreated(gridClientId) {
    var RadGrid1 = $find(gridClientId);

But I don't know enough about javascript to know how to put the quotes around the $find("gridClientId"); part and have it actually use the value in gridClientId.

How do I do that?

Now I can use that one function for multiple grids if I can figure that much out.

thanks!

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