in DHTML, body.innerText nicely strips out the raw textual contents of a
formatted page. Is there a straighforwards way to do this with a server-side
ASP function (e.g. on a string containing the HTML) ? It is to fill a
database field used for a simple search routine.I don't have permission on this server to use 3rd party components, it's plain IIS6.
i have an Html page that include a form,i need post data to another domain page,but i want to know the back text information(submit success or failure).now i try many times,but i get "deny " because of cross-domain.
then i search the "NavigateAndFind" method , and using the method can find the back document text that displaying in window, how can my client program know whether it find? or any another ideas?
I have a span as below.
<span id="lblTest" style="color:#FF0033;font-
weight:bold;">This is a test.</span>
When the user clicks a checkbox I call below code to set my span text to blank.
var el = document.MyForm.getElementById("Test");
el.innerHTML="";
I have also tried using innerText property. What am I doing wrong here?
I hope this illustrates my question a little better. Consider the following
script; why does the client side script change the div object's innerHtml
property but the server side script does not? Debug reports that the server
script does not see the document's div object but I thought I read that
varibles created with page scope are available throughout the page.
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