Ajax Slider currency problem

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Hi,

i am using Ajax control toolkit.

and put a slider control on my page for selecting currency.
it works fine with only number but problem with currency

now i want a $ symbol in text box with separated by ','

just like $150,000 . when i change it $160,000 it reflect on slider also.

please help me .

Posted 17-Mar-11 0:11am

rakeshpatil1234

Updated 17-Mar-11 0:24am

Wild-Programmer

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Wild-Programmer 17-Mar-11 6:25am

Please add a little more detail.

rakeshpatil1234 17-Mar-11 6:31am

hi amit, i take a ajax SliderExtender

<asp:TextBox ID="txtAnnualIncome" runat="server" Width="97%" Style="text-align: right">95000
<asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="txtAnnualIncome_Trg" />
<cc1:SliderExtender ID="SliderExtender2" runat="server" BehaviorID="txtAnnualIncome_Trg"
TargetControlID="txtAnnualIncome_Trg" BoundControlID="txtAnnualIncome" Orientation="Horizontal"
EnableHandleAnimation="true" />

now in txtAnnualIncome text box i want formated currancy text as '$150,000' and able to change so that slider will change.

Albin Abel 17-Mar-11 7:03am

Why don't just deformat your currency in to number to that textbox?

rakeshpatil1234 17-Mar-11 7:34am

i do applay javascript onchange event on text box and deformate string but before that slider event is call so i fail to call
can you give some sort of code for me.

thanks for replay

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