First I'll explain my senario:
I have a page in which users login or register. The login control and the register textbox are in two different divs and I use jQuery to hide one and show another.
Then in register div I have a ScriptManager and an UpdatePanel and inside it's content template I have my button called check, which checks that the given username is not already chosen. (I have it in there because I don't want a postback).
Now I want to code this:
When the button event check the username after it should call a jQuery function to show me the div in which all my other textboxes are contained.
$(document).ready(function () {
var ide = $("#reg");
var log = $("#login");
var reg = $("#register");
var regfull = $("#regfull");
reg.hide();
regfull.hide();
ide.click(function () {
log.fadeOut().delay(1000);
reg.show("slow");
});
function completereg() {
regfull.show();
}
});
This is my jQuery and I want to call the completereg(); from code behind button onclick event and my button is in UpdatePanel.
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