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does __doPostBack() emit an Ajax request or does the url on the browser change? &nbsp;Also , are you using some js library?
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does __doPostBack() emit an Ajax request or does the url on the browser change?  Also , are you using some js library?

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The url on the browser does not change, so this is probably an Ajax request. &nbsp;We are using jquery 1.4 library
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The url on the browser does not change, so this is probably an Ajax request.  We are using jquery 1.4 library

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I have an issue where I need to disable to drop down when the page number is greater than 1.<br />
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Using the Inspector, here is the html for the universal page widget.<br />
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&lt;a href=&quot;javascript:__doPostB<wbr />ack('p$lt$<wbr />ctl07$page<wbr />placeholde<wbr />r$p$lt$ctl<wbr />01$RowLayo<wbr />ut$RowLayo<wbr />ut_3$Unive<wbr />rsalPager$<wbr />pagerElem'<wbr />,'1')&quot;&gt;1&lt;/<wbr />a&gt;<br />
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As the user clicks through the $pagerElem with change. &nbsp;I need to use a click event when this anchor is clicked and determine what page it is on and then disable and drop down if the page number &gt;&nbsp;1<br />
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Any ideas on how I can grab the page number from this html.<br />
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Thanks.
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I have an issue where I need to disable to drop down when the page number is greater than 1.

Using the Inspector, here is the html for the universal page widget.

<a href="javascript:__doPostBack('p$lt$ctl07$pageplaceholder$p$lt$ctl01$RowLayout$RowLayout_3$UniversalPager$pagerElem','1')">1</a>

As the user clicks through the $pagerElem with change.  I need to use a click event when this anchor is clicked and determine what page it is on and then disable and drop down if the page number > 1

Any ideas on how I can grab the page number from this html.

Thanks.

Use jquery to find the page number

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