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Hi all,

M going to change label

lblBtkName

text value using below code.

but gives error "object required"

thx in advance.

C#

if (document.getElementById("_ctl0_DOC_TITLE").innerHTML == "MOC") {

    document.getElementById("MOCCheatSheet").style.display = "";
    var lblBtkName = document.getElementById("_ctl1_BTK_NAME");

    var lblBtkDesc = document.getElementById("_ctl1_BTK_DESCRIPTION");
    var lang = GetCookie("SmartLang");
    if (lang.toLowerCase() == "de-de")
    {
        if (lblBtkName.innerHTML.toLowerCase() == "Analyse der Auswirkungen(EMPF)") {
            lblBtkName.innerHTML = "Analyse der Auswirkungen(EMPF)(ACHGDJF)";
        }
    }



   

}

Posted 7-Apr-14 21:27pm

Master Vinu

Updated 7-Apr-14 21:29pm

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Pheonyx 8-Apr-14 3:58am

1st question: Which line gives the error?
2nd observation: You inner check (lblBtkName.innerHTML.toLowerCase()) will be true as you are not checking it against lower case text.

rizwan muhammed khan gouri 8-Apr-14 5:48am

Please check cookie is null or not

Master Vinu 8-Apr-14 5:52am

Pheonyx.... y r right lblBtkName.innerHTML.toLowerCase()) m checking false value

thx bro...

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-04-07T22:30:00

Solution 1

The normal reason for this is that the getElementById methods can't find a control with that name.
So add some checking to lblBtkName to make sure it isn't null - and if it is, check the spelling of the control name and that this code is being used on the correct page!

And Pheonyx is right: you aren't checking lowercase against lowercase...

Posted 7-Apr-14 22:30pm

OriginalGriff

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Master Vinu 8-Apr-14 5:52am

solve ...thx for effrot

OriginalGriff 8-Apr-14 6:07am

You're welcome!

Abhinav S · Answer 2 · 2014-04-07T22:40:00

Solution 2

Which version of .Net are you using?
Note that var is only supported in .Net 3.0 and above[^].

Posted 7-Apr-14 22:40pm

Abhinav S

Updated 7-Apr-14 22:41pm

v3

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Master Vinu 8-Apr-14 5:52am

thx for efforet... solved

Abhinav S 8-Apr-14 7:58am

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