how can i get the value of a number in my web browser and input that number into a label's text?

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ok, there is a number on my web page: id="l1" class="value ">412/1200
the number i want is 412. however, this number can change. i want to get this number and input it into a label's text. does that make sense? i just dont know how to word this question properly.. thanks.

Posted 7-Jun-11 21:43pm

vlad781

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RakeshMeena · Answer 1 · 2011-06-07T21:49:00

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I believe what you want is to retrieve the number before "/". If it so, try using regex in javascript. Once you get the value you can easily set it to the label using javascript.
Hope that helps.

Posted 7-Jun-11 21:49pm

RakeshMeena

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vlad781 8-Jun-11 3:53am

welp, im using C#, unless i can use javascript in C#, sorry. i dont even know java....