How to find rad grid control in ASP.NET using javascript

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im using control but this grid control is not find

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var rgEditRate = masterTable.get_dataItems()[i].$find("rgEditRate.ClientID");

Posted 19-Nov-19 0:59am

santosh janakwade

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F-ES Sitecore 19-Nov-19 7:03am

It's unlikely your component has an ID of "rgEditRate.ClientID". You might need this code

var rgEditRate = masterTable.get_dataItems()[i].$find("<%=rgEditRate.ClientID%>");

however we can't tell from what you've posted if that code will work, we don't know where rgEditRate is, if your code in on an aspx page or a js file etc so it might not work for you. Note that if it doesn't then responding "doesn't work" does not add any more context to let us give you a working solution.

DerekT-P 19-Nov-19 7:29am

In Chrome, right-click the rendered element and choose "Inspect". You'll then see what the element ID actually is. ASP.Net may prefix the rendered ID with parent controls; this can happen if the grid is in a custom control, or in any other server container control, a master page, a repeater etc.. etc..

ZurdoDev 19-Nov-19 8:20am

What both of them said. ^

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