Hi, I urgently need help, please.

WebtextEdit ClientSideEvent execute javascript statement on mousemove event. I can successfully change the style of another object type on this WebTextEdit ClientSide MouseMove event:document.getElementById("Object2").style.backgroun dColor = '#F0F5F7';

But when I want to change the style of the WebTextEdit control:
document.getElementById("WebTextEdit1").style.back groundColor = '#F0F5F7'; Then nothing happens

When I execute the script on the same WebTextEdit Clientside for another object which is not a WebtextEdit:
Object2.style.border='1px solid #FFE6A0'; Then it works

But when I want to change the WebtextEdit Clientside style:
WebTextEdit1.style.border='1px solid #FFE6A0';

Then I get Error: Can't Eval WebTextEdit1.style.border='1px solid #FFE6A0';

Please Help

Please, any ideas!

try a javascript forum??? (this is asp.net!)

HTH

Gonzalo

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Hmm. I am going to reiterate what all the other users on different forums have told you about this: contact the author.

What I do find interesting is that you are calling a Server Control directly by its name: document.getElementById("WebTextEdit1").style.back groundColor = '#F0F5F7'

Instead of

document.getElementById('<%=WebTextEdit1.ClientID% >').style.backgroundColor = '#F0F5F7'

In reality the first call should throw a JavaScript null error.

hth.

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Thank You, this did lead a javascript code:

var edit = igedit_getById("FG1010NItemD"); edit.Element.style.backgroundColor = 'red';