I'm looking at adding master pages to an existing site but have found that once I do, the elements' IDs get prepended with a code (e.g. ctl00_MainPageContent_
).
Unforunately, this breaks existing scripts on the page that use the original, unmodified element ID.
I realize that I can replace it with <%= Element.ClientID %>
but it'd be awesome if I could disable this behavior altogether.
So, can I keep the original IDs?
The question was already answered in the previous post: Remove MasterPage Generated ID
The solution overrides the Render Event with the following code:
Protected Overrides Sub Render(ByVal writer As System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter)
Dim Html As New StringWriter()
Dim Render As New HtmlTextWriter(Html)
MyBase.Render(Render)
writer.Write(Html.ToString().Replace("name=""ctl00$ContentBody$", _
"name=""").Replace("id=""ctl00_ContentBody_", "id="""))
End Sub
You can override ClientID and UniqueID in the controls. This is from here, an article by Rick Strahl.
public override string UniqueID
{
get
{
return this.ID;
}
}
public override string ClientID
{
get
{
return this.ID;
}
}
This question is old as dirt, but the new way to do it is ClientIDMode="Static"
.
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