>That should work.
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>I would check the value with:
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>    var val = document.getElementById("formControlId").value;
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>to make sure you're looking at the right thing. It's possible you're looking at the values before they have actually been injected into the page.
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>Also, if you're doing this in an ASP.NET Page keep in mind that there are problems with multiple forms in an ASPX page.

The problem relies on the transfer of the inner HTML content of another div. When doing so, the form objects are not recognized. They appear ok on the page. However, when entering data in them, the value being returned after is always from the original state of the input fields and not from the value I changed after the page was loaded.