Getting textbox value from label in chrome

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In Chrome I am taking label value and assigning to some variable

C#

var other='';
other= document.getElementById("<%=lblother.ClientID %>").value;

after that i am assing this variable value to text box

C#

$('#<%=txtother.ClientID %>').val(other);

But I am getting txtother value as 'undefined'

How to get exact value?

Posted 6-Jun-13 1:39am

syna syna

Updated 6-Jun-13 2:07am

Thanks7872

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Thanks7872 6-Jun-13 8:07am

What do you mean by In Chrome I am taking label value?

AmitGajjar 6-Jun-13 8:10am

is this working fine in other browsers ?

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Solution 3

Try this:

JavaScript

var other = '';

// Get label value
other = $('#<%=lblother.ClientID%>').html();

// Set the textbox value
$('#<%=txtother.ClientID %>').val(other);

// Check the value in the console
console.log($('#<%=txtother.ClientID %>').val());

Hope this helps.

Posted 6-Jun-13 2:23am

Palash Mondal_

Updated 6-Jun-13 2:24am

v2

Solution 1

use .text() instead of value. following is jquery example

JavaScript

var other= $("<%=lblother.ClientID%>").text();

Posted 6-Jun-13 2:12am

Sunasara Imdadhusen

Solution 2

You are mixing jQuery and native JavaScript. Either stick to document.get...... or use jQuery selector.

In your problem you can do that by using both ways
1) JavaScript way:

JavaScript

var other = document.getElementById("<%=lblother.ClientID %>").value;
document.getElementById("<%=txtother.ClientID %>").value = other;

2) jQuery way:

JavaScript

var other = $("#lblotherClientID").val();
$("#txtotherClientID").val(other);

This is not a rule. Infact it can be done as long as you know what your code is doing, but it is a good practice.

Posted 6-Jun-13 2:12am

Zafar Sultan

Updated 6-Jun-13 2:16am

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syna syna · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-06T02:50:00

Solution 4

$('#<%=txtother.ClientID %>').val($('#<%=lblother.ClientID %>').Text());

Posted 6-Jun-13 2:50am

syna syna