Reading JavaScript File Issue

[stephen]

Hi,

I have a javascript file that I want to use on a button.

If I have the javascript file in the same folder as the webform then it
works for eg:
/SampleApp/WebForms/TestForm.aspx

but I want to try to read the javascript from another folder for e.g
/SampleApp/JScript/MyJavaScript.js

Here is my code:
if (!Page.IsClient ScriptBlockRegi stered("TestJav aScript"))
{
Page.RegisterCl ientScriptBlock ("TestJavaScrip t", "<script
Language='JavaS cript' src='MyJavaScri ptFile.js'></script>");

"I want to change it to ---- src='~/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js'
}

btnRegisterClie ntScriptBlockJS .Attributes.Add ("onclick",
"ConfirmationWi ndow();");
It does not work if i change it to second option...
any advice.
Thanks,
Stephen

[Alexey Smirnov]

On Oct 3, 6:39 pm, "stephen" <stephen...@hot mail.comwrote:

Hi,

I have a javascript file that I want to use on a button.

If I have the javascript file in the same folder as the webform then it
works for eg:
/SampleApp/WebForms/TestForm.aspx

but I want to try to read the javascript from another folder for e.g
/SampleApp/JScript/MyJavaScript.js

Here is my code:
if (!Page.IsClient ScriptBlockRegi stered("TestJav aScript"))
{
Page.RegisterCl ientScriptBlock ("TestJavaScrip t", "<script
Language='JavaS cript' src='MyJavaScri ptFile.js'></script>");

"I want to change it to ---- src='~/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js'

}

btnRegisterClie ntScriptBlockJS .Attributes.Add ("onclick",
"ConfirmationWi ndow();");

It does not work if i change it to second option...
any advice.
Thanks,
Stephen

~ cannot be executed outside the ASP.NET

use src='/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js' or '../JScript/
MyJavaScriptFil e.js'

[stephen]

Thanks Alexey,

the second option you suggested worked.

stephen

"Alexey Smirnov" <al************ @gmail.comwrote in message
news:11******** ************@y4 2g2000hsy.googl egroups.com...

On Oct 3, 6:39 pm, "stephen" <stephen...@hot mail.comwrote:

>Hi,

I have a javascript file that I want to use on a button.

If I have the javascript file in the same folder as the webform then it
works for eg:
/SampleApp/WebForms/TestForm.aspx

but I want to try to read the javascript from another folder for e.g
/SampleApp/JScript/MyJavaScript.js

Here is my code:
if (!Page.IsClient ScriptBlockRegi stered("TestJav aScript"))
{
Page.RegisterCl ientScriptBlock ("TestJavaScrip t", "<script
Language='Java Script' src='MyJavaScri ptFile.js'></script>");

"I want to change it to ---- src='~/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js'

}

btnRegisterCli entScriptBlockJ S.Attributes.Ad d("onclick",
"ConfirmationW indow();");

It does not work if i change it to second option...
any advice.
Thanks,
Stephen

~ cannot be executed outside the ASP.NET

use src='/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js' or '../JScript/
MyJavaScriptFil e.js'

[Alexey Smirnov]

On Oct 3, 7:16 pm, "stephen" <stephen...@hot mail.comwrote:

Thanks Alexey,

the second option you suggested worked.

stephen

"Alexey Smirnov" <alexey.smir... @gmail.comwrote in message

news:11******** ************@y4 2g2000hsy.googl egroups.com...O n Oct 3, 6:39 pm, "stephen" <stephen...@hot mail.comwrote:

Hi,

I have a javascript file that I want to use on a button.

If I have the javascript file in the same folder as the webform then it
works for eg:
/SampleApp/WebForms/TestForm.aspx

but I want to try to read the javascript from another folder for e.g
/SampleApp/JScript/MyJavaScript.js

Here is my code:
if (!Page.IsClient ScriptBlockRegi stered("TestJav aScript"))
{
Page.RegisterCl ientScriptBlock ("TestJavaScrip t", "<script
Language='JavaS cript' src='MyJavaScri ptFile.js'></script>");

"I want to change it to ---- src='~/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js'

}

btnRegisterClie ntScriptBlockJS .Attributes.Add ("onclick",
"ConfirmationWi ndow();");

It does not work if i change it to second option...
any advice.
Thanks,
Stephen

~ cannot be executed outside the ASP.NET

use src='/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js' or '../JScript/
MyJavaScriptFil e.js'

okay, it means that SampleApp is not a root directory, so the absolute
path must be src='/SampleApp/JScript/MyJavaScriptFil e.js'

".." means parent directory (one level up in a relative path)