Pedro Rodrigues
08.18.2012
1 Solution
Hi Pedro,
Thank you for your message.
I suggest that you use the lastSuccessValue property to accomplish this task. Please review the attached project for additional information.
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Hi Elliot,
How do I know in PageLoad which item is selected. I have to set the report in PageLoad.
In the changes I made to your sample project, I get the combobox in PageLoad, but I cant find out which item is selected...
How do I know in ItemValueChanged, the name of the control that raised the event? (e.item.name have no value...)
Could you also send me the link to the documentation page about this item? I couldnt found it.
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How do I know in ItemValueChanged, the name of the control that raised the event? (e.item.name have no value...)
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Please use the string.Split method to accomplish this task.
.... <ClientSideEvents ItemValueChanged="function(s, e) { window.alert(s.name.split('_')[3] + ' ' + s.lastSuccessValue); }" /> .... -
How do I know in PageLoad which item is selected. I have to set the report in PageLoad.
In the changes I made to your sample project, I get the combobox in PageLoad, but I cant find out which item is selected... -
Hi Pedro,
You can use the window.open method to pass a parameter in a Request string.
Please review the attached sample, which illustrates how to accomplish this task.
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