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Im not familiar with asp.net, but shouldnt the selector for an ID be # instead of the '.' (class)

Please bear in mind that jQuery (or indeed JS) does not act/operate on ASP/ASP.NET/PHP/JSP; it acts on the resulting HTML. If you view the source of your page in a browser your can get the resulting HTML and you could make the lives of davidfari and the rest of us much much easier ..... which may be something like ......

Use:

Thank you all! I tried

function ColorSwitch() {

$(

'.imgPicColor').click(function(event) {

var colorID = $(this).attr('alt');

if ($('#lblAvailableQuantity').length)  // this returns false

{

var test = $('#lblAvailableQuantity');

alert(test.text());

}

godsbest already asked you to post html, not asp code, if you want help

You probably meant $(selector).size()!