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As long as you know what name it will have been created as you should find it in Request.Forms, or if you know the form of the name (e.g.DayXStart) you could loop through the Request.Forms collection (or use a LINQ query) looking for matching names
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As long as you know what name it will have been created as you should find it in Request.Forms, or if you know the form of the name (e.g.DayXStart) you could loop through the Request.Forms collection (or use a LINQ query) looking for matching names

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Hi There,<br />
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I wrote a function in &nbsp;JavaScript to create a input tag. But I am unable to retrieve the value in asp.net.<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;text&quot; size=&quot;10&quot; maxlength=&quot;10&quot; id=&quot;Day1Start&quot;&gt;<br />
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Please advice.
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Hi There,

I wrote a function in  JavaScript to create a input tag. But I am unable to retrieve the value in asp.net.

<input type="text" size="10" maxlength="10" id="Day1Start">

Please advice.

Retrive input value from dynamically constructed input tag

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