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I'd like to add a spin button (up-down) to a text box on my web page (a pop-up). &nbsp;I don't mind writing something in JavaScript to post back to the server (which does seem silly, but if only client-side spin buttons are available that's what I'll need to do). &nbsp;Does anyone know of a spin button buried on in the ASP.NET Web Control hierarchy? &nbsp;Or in AJAX?
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I'd like to add a spin button (up-down) to a text box on my web page (a pop-up).  I don't mind writing something in JavaScript to post back to the server (which does seem silly, but if only client-side spin buttons are available that's what I'll need to do).  Does anyone know of a spin button buried on in the ASP.NET Web Control hierarchy?  Or in AJAX?

Is there an ASP.NET spin button Web control?

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