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Trying to add a HtmlButton in LinkGeneric.aspx
hmm...no feedback on this one, but I have found a solution for it.
I am adding the button in JavaScript instead. Just run a RegisterStartupScript("AddEmailPopupButton", @"");
The script adds the button in the same cell as the textfield and after the textfield.
#17987
function addEmailPopupButton(strNameOfEmailField)
{
if (document.getElementById)
{
var objPopupButton = " ";
var objEmailTextField = document.getElementById(strNameOfEmailField);
objEmailTextField.parentElement.innerHTML = objEmailTextField.parentElement.innerHTML + objPopupButton;
}
}
The reason for the error is because the dynamically added usercontrol for email links has code like this:
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(see Util\LinkGenericMail.ascx)
Using ODA is not easy when controls are added dynamically. The shadowfiles can only be used if the file does not load a user control dynamically, like in this example.
Maybe the developers at EP should change that ;)
Jan 10, 2005 11:34
I'm glad you solved it, and thanks for the input.
It can be difficult to predict all cases when you want to modify the controls, but we always try to improve those things. I'll make a note of the suggestion and see what we can do.
#17988
Jan 10, 2005 12:31
TextBox urlControl = (TextBox)control.FindControl("linkUrl");which is fine. Now I would like to add a HtmlButton next to it, by usingcontrol.Controls.Add( new HtmlButton() );where "control" is the Control that holds the inputcontrols for the linkspace placeholder. I get the runtime error : The Controls collection cannot be modified because the control contains code blocks (i.e. <% ... %>). Any workarounds for this?