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<h1 id="182031">TCallbackClientScript</h1>
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The <tt>TCallbackClientScript</tt> class provides corresponding methods that can be
executed on the client-side (i.e. the browser client that is viewing
the page) during a callback response.
For a complete list of available client side methods, consult the
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The available methods includes setting/clicking input elements, changing Css
styles, hiding/showing elements, and adding visual effects to elements on the
page. The client-side methods can be access through the <tt>CallbackClient</tt>
property available in <tt>TPage</tt>.
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For example, to hide "$myTextBox" element during callback response, do:
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$this->getPage()->getCallbackClient()->hide($myTextBox);
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