how to access hidden fields of XSL from .aspx page

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I have an hidden field like

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<input type="hidden" id="HdnTbl" value="tblHead"  runat="server" />

in XSL.
How hidden field value can be accessed in .aspx page?

Posted 9-Feb-12 0:51am

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ZurdoDev 9-Feb-12 8:10am

How are you trying to access the hidden field? In C# or in JavaScript?

Career Web Helper 9-Feb-12 8:21am

In Javascript..

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-02-09T02:09:00

Solution 1

An XSL is a stylesheet. As such, it's not part of your aspx, and I don't see how you can 'access' it when it's not being run inside your page. If it was in your aspx, then you could access it by name, given that you have runat="server".

Posted 9-Feb-12 2:09am

Christian Graus

ZurdoDev · Answer 2 · 2012-02-09T02:26:00

Solution 2

If you need it in JavaScript do

JavaScript

document.getElementById('HdnTbl')

or if you are using jQuery you can do

JavaScript

$("#HdnTbl")

Posted 9-Feb-12 2:26am

ZurdoDev

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Career Web Helper 9-Feb-12 8:29am

Thanks bt document.getElementById('HdnTbl') does not work .

ZurdoDev 9-Feb-12 9:15am

Then we need a lot more code. If this is in a user control or on a master page the actual id will be different. Just open source view in IE and find the actual ID then.

Career Web Helper 10-Feb-12 0:14am

no its not user control it is HTML control,I have given src as xml to iframe and transforming it by using xsl

ZurdoDev 10-Feb-12 8:01am

Then use "View Source" in IE to find the actual id.