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Asked: 2026-05-14T00:08:35+00:00

I have created a great stand-alone web form in asp.net utilizing many jQuery features

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I have created a great stand-alone web form in asp.net utilizing many jQuery features and CSS. It works fine. When I re-create it as a web content form as part of a MasterPage, my jQuery and javascript is completely ignored.

I am referencing the pertinent jQuery and CSS in my of the MasterPage. I have a content placeholder at the bottom of the masterpage called “ScriptContent”. In my content page, this is where I plug in the various jQuery methods and javascript.

When I view the page source everything is there. However, it’s all being ignored so to speak. What am I doing wrong?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Probably the issue is that when your page is loaded as a content page within a masterpage, the ids of all of the elements are altered to reflect what content page they are in. Thus the ids you are using in jquery won’t work.

    Options I can think of include:

    • setting the ids used by jquery programatically from asp.net code (using the clientId of the element)
    • having your jquery selectors reference some other attribute of your element, such as class (which is unfortunately a bit slower)
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