ASPxClientEditBase.SetValue(value) Method
Changes the editor’s value.
Declaration
SetValue(
value: any
): voidParameters
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| value | any | An object representing the data to be assigned to the editor’s edit value. |
Remarks
The SetValue method can be used to assign a new value to an editor on the client side.
Note that the editor’s edited value can be represented by different data entities depending upon the editor type. So, for a text editor, the parameter’s value represents the text to be assigned to the editor. However, for a check editor, it equals either ASPxCheckBox.ValueChecked or ASPxCheckBox.ValueUnchecked, representing the editor’s current state. The value to be assigned to a list box editor is specified by the ListEditItem.Value property that indicates the list item to be selected, etc.
Note
In batch edit mode, use the e.rowValues or the SetCellValue method to modify a cell value.
For ASPxComboBox and ASPxListBox controls only: if a callback mode is enabled (the ASPxAutoCompleteBoxBase.EnableCallbackMode/ASPxListBox.EnableCallbackMode property is set to
true), the SetValue method cannot be used to select items that are not currently displayed within the editor’s window. To learn more, see the On-Demand Item Loading (Callback Mode) topic.
Example
In this example, clicking the ASPxHyperLink sets the ASPxTextBox value to the hyperlink’s text using the client ASPxClientEditBase.SetValue method.
function OnHyperLinkClick(s, e) {
var sampleText = s.GetText();
tbText.SetValue(sampleText);
...
}