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Hello, <br />
im right now in the middle on converting myself from VB.Net To C# (Since my company decided that from now on they will only use C# for new projects)<br />
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And after a many dead ends, i have somehow managed to learn a thing or two.. But now i have come with this error and i have no ideia how to proced now..<br />
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i have in the html something like this:<br />
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&lt;script&gt;<br />
document.getElementById(&quot;&lt;<wbr />%=MyLabel.<wbr />ClientId%)<wbr />&quot;).value='<wbr />lala'<br />
&lt;/script&gt;<br />
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But when i try to run it give me this error:<br />
CS0117: 'System.Web.UI.WebControls<wbr />.Label' doesnt have a definition for &nbsp;'ClientId'<br />
(the error message was in another language so i somehow translated it to english)<br />
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Now.. how can i write the object client id for javascript use ?<br />

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Hello, 
im right now in the middle on converting myself from VB.Net To C# (Since my company decided that from now on they will only use C# for new projects)

And after a many dead ends, i have somehow managed to learn a thing or two.. But now i have come with this error and i have no ideia how to proced now..

i have in the html something like this:

<script>
document.getElementById("<%=MyLabel.ClientId%)").value='lala'
</script>

But when i try to run it give me this error:
CS0117: 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.Label' doesnt have a definition for  'ClientId'
(the error message was in another language so i somehow translated it to english)

Now.. how can i write the object client id for javascript use ?


C# Error in &lt;%= MyLabl.ClientId %&gt;

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C# Error in &lt;%= MyLabl.ClientId %&gt;

C# Error in <%= MyLabl.ClientId %>