Sorry, didn´t see the forrest for the trees. The easiest way was of course to simply place the value of the HTML dropdown in a hidden textbox and then take that value (in the sever :D)
It all depends on how the data is stored,i.e. the picture and the track list. You can´t get client-script to access a database without postback. The only way to get this done is have every picture and every tracklist available on the client.
Hi.. the best way for me to do this has been to add a paramater with the value * Then use this parameter in the select formula, but use 'like' .. not equals.
I have one question. I´m quite new to HTML programming, but have been dabbling with it. I have a website that has two dropdownlists (ASP.NET controls). One ddl is filled on Page_Load with the months available. The other I have filled with every week of the corresponding month with JavaScript.
This has worked fine. I however get into trouble when continuing on. When I press my ASP.NET button and want to get the values in the dropdownbuttons I get the value for the one filled by ASP.NET but not the one filled by JavaScript. That one always reports 0 items, even though the items are shown on the webpage.
How can I get the HTML values of the dropdown server side?
I have one question. I´m quite new to HTML programming, but have been dabbling with it. I have a website that has two dropdownlists (ASP.NET controls). One ddl is filled on Page_Load with the months available. The other I have filled with every week of the corresponding month with JavaScript.
This has worked fine. I however get into trouble when continuing on. When I press my ASP.NET button and want to get the values in the dropdownbuttons I get the value for the one filled by ASP.NET but not the one filled by JavaScript. That one always reports 0 items, even though the items are shown on the webpage.
How can I get the HTML values of the dropdown server side?
