How to use usercontrol on masterpage

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I have a usercontrol registered in master page. usercontrol has gridview control.
i want to show that usercontrol when user hover mouser over a div.

Posted 7-Oct-13 2:25am

sayed farhan

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pdoxtader · Answer 1 · 2013-10-07T02:52:00

Solution 1

You want to use jQuery, so here's an example showing you how to alter div elements on mouseover. If you want to explicitly specify new html elements on mouseover, use:

JavaScript

document.getElementById("yourDiv").innerHTML = "<HTML>your new stuff here</HTML>";

By the way, I Googled this and the answer came up at the top of the list. Get used to using Google first, before asking a question here.

- Pete

Posted 7-Oct-13 2:52am

pdoxtader

Updated 7-Oct-13 3:02am

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sayed farhan 7-Oct-13 9:07am

Thanks for reply pete.
but i want to bind a gridview control on hover with datatable which is in .ascx page with out calling a page load event

pdoxtader 7-Oct-13 9:28am

Ok, well then you'll have to create it on load and hide it until someone mouses over it. You can play games with the div dimensions (set them to width:1px; height:1px), or use document.getElementById("yourDiv").style.display = 'none'; and document.getElementById("yourDiv").style.display = 'block';

By the way - it would really have helped if you had given that in your question description. You should think about updating the question... other people won't be as nice as I am, and will vote your question down because of it... leave you unpleasant comments... lol.

Give as much information as you can in the description, including any code you've written that you think you could use help with.

- Pete