Monday, March 26, 2012

Maybe he's feeling a bit 'jerky'?!?

"That's FRANK RIZZO, I said!!!!"
Sorry I couldn't resist the Jerky Boy reference.
No offense intended for the original poster Frank (the former Philly,PA
Mayor?)
It's Friday, you know..
Carry on!
--
Peter O'Reilly
P.S. You are correct, FWIWPeter O'Reilly wrote:
> "That's FRANK RIZZO, I said!!!!"
> Sorry I couldn't resist the Jerky Boy reference.
> No offense intended for the original poster Frank (the former Philly,PA
> Mayor?)
> It's Friday, you know..
All, you silly little freak. You gonna answer the question or not?
In your example...
<input type="Hidden" name="zzz" value="1">
add an id attribute, i.e. id="zzz" and the runat=server, attrribute/value
pair.
Afterwards, if the VS.NET editor does not already do so, you should add the
following delcaration
to your code behind file:
protected System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputHidden zzz;
You will now have server-code access to the hidden html field.
Peter
Peter O'Reilly
"Frank Rizzo" <nospam@.nospam.com> wrote in message
news:unXekGhGEHA.3576@.tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Peter O'Reilly wrote:
> All, you silly little freak. You gonna answer the question or not?

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