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change cssClass for cell table (onClick onMouseOver, onMouseOut)

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bereza

Technical User
Jun 14, 2006
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EU
Hi everybody,

I am trying to change cssClass for a cell table (td) which contatins a LinkButton(to navigate to home.aspx) by using onclick, onMouseOver and OnMouseOut.
onMouseOver and onMouseOut work good, But the problem is onclik, when the linkbutton within the cell is clicked the page is posted back and the cell gets its old cssClass from the markup. here is the code

<td class="MenuItem" id="MyTD" onmouseover="SetClass('MyTD', 'ItemMouseOver')" onmouseout="SetClass('MyTD', 'ItemMouseOut')" onclick="SetClass('MyTD', 'ItemMouseClick') >
<asp:LinkButton ID="lbHome" runat="server" Text="Home" OnClick="lbHome_Click"></asp:LinkButton>
</td>

//javascript

function SetClass(id, myclass) {
if (document.all(id).className != "ItemMouseClick") {
document.all(id).className = myclass;
}
}

 
hi and thanks

i have showed the real client side code,

It is all I have.
 
Client side code is what appears on the client's browser. What you have shown is the server side code, which your server translates and then sends something different to the client.

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Whatever the event you choose, you simply need
Code:
document.getElementById('id_goes_here').className="change_to_this_class_name";

That should do the trick!

Of course, there is the concern of changing the class back to its default if needed ... Just thought I mention it.

Hope this helps!


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