Get HTML control inside from a textarea by code behind.

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Hi Guys,

I am struggling one my issues. Can you guys give some time to suggest anything regarding this?

I have textarea(server control). Inside this textarea i rendered one html page during page load event.

This html page/content contains a tag. So i want to set this image url on a button click event. so that the textarea can display that image.

And image location should be as is remains in html page while rendered inside the textarea.

***One thing to share I m using dontnet 3.5 framework with C#
Any help really appreciated.

Posted 28-Jun-10 20:26pm

way2arun

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Rob Branaghan 29-Jun-10 5:27am

Is this something like one of those links you click to get a link to a site (Link exchange)

Where there is a button that says "Generate Link Back" and the user clicks it, and it creates the HTML that the user would paste onto their site to hotlink your image and link back with a unique code?

Just a guess!

way2arun 29-Jun-10 6:25am

Hi thanks for ur reply!

Actually the button is placed outside in the "textarea" and any where in the page.
It only creates an imageurl path. So i have to set imageurl path of that image which is present inside the textarea.

My requirement is after clicking on the button it will provides a image path and that image path should be set to the image's url path inside the textarea.

Thanks Arun

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