Comments by altaf008bd

altaf008bd 6-May-14 1:04am View

Sorry, for late reply. I am not sure why you are getting the value with font tag, because text() method simply ignores the html tag and return the text. However you can use :

var status = $("#status font").html();

It will only return the text which you can compare.

altaf008bd 6-May-14 0:57am View

Thanks for the suggestion, I was not aware of that. I will follow it for all future posts.

altaf008bd 2-May-14 7:53am View

Hi, question: all the buttons width will be same?

altaf008bd 1-May-14 7:15am View

Its not clear, pls post the codes you have written if possible, and / or explain the issue in details.

altaf008bd 1-May-14 7:04am View

Hi, did you change font tag IDs? font tag id should be different than your span id. But you used same id "status" in both cases

altaf008bd 1-May-14 6:26am View

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Hi, did you change font tag IDs? font tag id should be different than your span id. But you used same id "status" in both cases

altaf008bd 1-May-14 6:00am View

The question is not clear, you mean how to add textbox value in dropdownlist as an item?

altaf008bd 1-May-14 3:56am View

The question is not clear, pls post the code here to understand the issue

altaf008bd 30-Apr-14 6:20am View

welcome :)

altaf008bd 28-Apr-14 7:58am View

did you install Microsoft Sync Framework?

altaf008bd 26-Apr-14 6:04am View

I think you can't detect the device used by media css, media css is used to provide different styles for different resolutions. For your case, you need to know which device is used for the request. For this, you can either get the device specific info from server side code or by client side code. Here is a url from where you can download codes in different languages to detect different devices:
http://detectmobilebrowsers.com/

I hope it helps you to fix the issue.

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