You can do this.  ASP.Net for an asp:Textbox will still render a HTML
textbox.
 
The most likely problem is that your control is in some type of control
container and is thus rendering
a different ID.  You can do viewsource to see the actual ID of the control.
 
Depends upon usage, you can sometimes use myTextBox.ClientID to get the
rendered ID if this is the
problem.  
 
Also, if the control is inside some type of list-bound control such as a
repeater, datalist, datagrid, etc
you will need to handle it differently.  
 
As per postbacks, I don't know why a textbox would cause a postback.  Are
you trying to assign a different
behavior to a button click or some other event?  You can always attach
client javascript to these as well.1
 
There are different senarios and it would be best for us to see your code so
we can give you the correct
method.
 
Thanks
 
Chris Farrell
 

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Arun
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 1:26 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [AspNet2] Javascript in asp.net 2.0



I am new to ASP.NET 2.0, i have been using javascript with ASP quite a 
lot to take care of client-side issues......but these do not seem to 
work with ASP.NET 2.0 pages that i have created.....

kindly tell me how to get text from a textbox manipulate it and put it 
back in......i need this very badly for my project......although i 
have solved it with a trick......but i believe that the approach that 
i have followed is not very good as it involves server postback....

please help me

thanks in advance



 


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