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Posted on 2011-03-04

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How do you read in a value from a asp.net text box in javascript. I am not using a form.
var dateValue = new Date();
dateValue = this.document.getElementById("txtDate1").value;
reading it from this text box.
<asp:TextBox
ID="txtDate1"
runat="server"/>
I get this error when I run it
Microsoft JScript runtime error: Object required

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Question by:Galagos1

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by:agarwalrahul

agarwalrahul earned 125 total points

ID: 350415592011-03-04

Instead of this.document.getElementById("txtDate1").value; use document.getElementById('<%=Test.ClientID%>').value;

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by:dxdinh

ID: 350417802011-03-04

I think, agarwalrahul meant to use

dateValue = document.getElementById('<%=txtDate1.ClientID%>').value

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