Hi Herman Cordes,

Could you correct me if I am wrong? I am assuming that you wanted to get the WebGrid objects which is located in one user control. To get the Object of WebGrid in user control, you can simple using this code:

window.ISGetObject("WebGrid1");

I also attached you a sample on this scenario. In that sample, I have two WebGrids in one user control and when you click on the button (which I put it in the aspx page), it will show the id of each WebGrid.

The ISGetObject() function is used to get the client object reference of any Intersoft’s components, instead of using different function for each. (For further information, you can check on our WebGrid documentation at "ms-help://ISNet.WebUI.WebGrid.V7/ISNet.WebUI.WebGrid/Get Grid object.html")

I hope it helps and meets your scenario. Thank you and have a nice day.

Best Regards,

Andi Santoso 

Hi Andi Santoso,

Thanks for your reply and clearifying example. It was indeed what I was looking for. The 'window.' prefix is a nice example for my case. I couldn't find any of that in the examples, but just this one explains it all.

Thanks and I wish you a nice day too!

Regards,

Herman Cordes