Convert vb to javascript?

[_Who]

I have a .htm file that shows in an iframe which is part of a master's
asp:Content.

I need the .htm to copy the style class from the master or set it as shown
below.

Below is how I set the stylesheet in the master.
What I'd like to do, is change that code into javascript and run it in the
htm file.
I can change the Select into if...else

But I don't know how to is extract from Session("StyleS heetIndex"); rather
that set it
And all the rest!

Can this be done on javascript?

Can you get me started?

Thanks for any help at all
Session("StyleS heetIndex") = colorIndex

Dim objCSS As HtmlLink = New HtmlLink()

Select Case colorIndex

Case Is = 0, 1

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundblack .css") '
Session["Stylesheet "].ToString())

Case Is = 2

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundwhite .css")

Case Is = 3

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundtextu red.css")

End Select

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("rel", "stylesheet ")

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("type", "text/css")

HeadMaster.Cont rols.Add(objCSS )

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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I have an .htm file that shows in an iframe which is part of a master's
asp:Content.

But I don't know how to extract from Session("StyleS heetIndex"); rather
than set it. And all the rest!

Can this be done in JavaScript?

No. JavaScript is client-side - it can't interrogate Session variables
because Session is server-side...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

[_Who]

Isn't there a way around that. Maybe do save something additional when I
save the session varable that will be available on the client side.

What about the rest of the code. Is it possible to convert that to
javascript?

Thanks

Dim objCSS As HtmlLink = New HtmlLink()

Select Case colorIndex

Case Is = 0, 1

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundblack .css") '
Session["Stylesheet "].ToString())

Case Is = 2

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundwhite .css")

Case Is = 3

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundtextu red.css")

End Select

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("rel", "stylesheet ")

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("type", "text/css")

HeadMaster.Cont rols.Add(objCSS )

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>I have an .htm file that shows in an iframe which is part of a master's
asp:Content.

But I don't know how to extract from Session("StyleS heetIndex"); rather
than set it. And all the rest!

Can this be done in JavaScript?

No. JavaScript is client-side - it can't interrogate Session variables
because Session is server-side...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

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your javascript coudl make an ajax call to get the session value, then add a
css rule, but why bother. why don't you convert the html page to aspx, or map
..htm to asp.net so you can set the theme.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"_Who" wrote:

Isn't there a way around that. Maybe do save something additional when I
save the session varable that will be available on the client side.

What about the rest of the code. Is it possible to convert that to
javascript?

Thanks

Dim objCSS As HtmlLink = New HtmlLink()

Select Case colorIndex

Case Is = 0, 1

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundblack .css") '
Session["Stylesheet "].ToString())

Case Is = 2

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundwhite .css")

Case Is = 3

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundtextu red.css")

End Select

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("rel", "stylesheet ")

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("type", "text/css")

HeadMaster.Cont rols.Add(objCSS )

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I have an .htm file that shows in an iframe which is part of a master's
asp:Content.

But I don't know how to extract from Session("StyleS heetIndex"); rather
than set it. And all the rest!

Can this be done in JavaScript?

No. JavaScript is client-side - it can't interrogate Session variables
because Session is server-side...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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>>I have an .htm file that shows in an iframe which is part of a master's
asp:Content .

But I don't know how to extract from Session("StyleS heetIndex"); rather
than set it. And all the rest!

Can this be done in JavaScript?

No. JavaScript is client-side - it can't interrogate Session variables
because Session is server-side...

Isn't there a way around that.

Not while you're using an HTML file. HTML files are not processed by
ASP.NET - they are simply streamed to the client...

Maybe do save something additional when I save the session variable that
will be available on the client side.

I don't know how else to explain this to you - JavaScript runs on the
client. This means it can't interact with the server. Once a piece of
JavaScript has been streamed down to the client browser, the server has no
further control over it...

You could, perhaps, look at saving the Session variable as a cookie and then
retrieving it with javascript:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourc...aScript+cookie

What about the rest of the code. Is it possible to convert that to
JavaScript?

Server-side code is server-side code and client-side code is client-side
code... You cannot convert from one to the other, as they both run
completely separately one from the other...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

[_Who]

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>>>I have an .htm file that shows in an iframe which is part of a master's
asp:Conten t.

But I don't know how to extract from Session("StyleS heetIndex"); rather
than set it. And all the rest!

Can this be done in JavaScript?

No. JavaScript is client-side - it can't interrogate Session variables
because Session is server-side...

Isn't there a way around that.

Not while you're using an HTML file. HTML files are not processed by
ASP.NET - they are simply streamed to the client...

>Maybe do save something additional when I save the session variable that
will be available on the client side.

I don't know how else to explain this to you - JavaScript runs on the
client. This means it can't interact with the server. Once a piece of
JavaScript has been streamed down to the client browser, the server has no
further control over it...

I understand the difference but I figured since the serrver side develops
the HTML it might be able to stuff some data someplace in the HTML. Like
your sugested a cookie. Now I'm familiar with the cookies on disk. But I
gather from your suggesstion below that I can create one on the server that
somehow becomes available on the client. (right?) I'll look into that.

>
You could, perhaps, look at saving the Session variable as a cookie and
then retrieving it with javascript:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?sourc...aScript+cookie

>What about the rest of the code. Is it possible to convert that to
JavaScript?

I meant, can the following be done using javascript? Seems to me that since
the file Backgroundwhite .css is on the server the answer is no it can not be
done in javascript - but I have little insight in this process and wanted to
check before I gave up trying.

Dim objCSS As HtmlLink = New HtmlLink()

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("href", "App_Themes/Backgroundwhite .css")

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("rel", "stylesheet ")

objCSS.Attribut es.Add("type", "text/css")

HeadMaster.Cont rols.Add(objCSS )

Thanks a lot

>
Server-side code is server-side code and client-side code is client-side
code... You cannot convert from one to the other, as they both run
completely separately one from the other...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

[_Who]

"bruce barker" <br*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in message
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your javascript coudl make an ajax call to get the session value, then add
a
css rule, but why bother. why don't you convert the html page to aspx, or
map
.htm to asp.net so you can set the theme.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

The following is what I'm dealing with (where MissionSchedule ID is an
iframe).

I prefer that Mission.htm remain an html file but I suppose I could convert
it to an aspx each time it is edited (often).

I looked into reading the mission.htm file and using document.writel n to
insert the text instead of using an iframe but if I understand javascript
does not do file input like that.

I would appreciate a few more words about your suggestions.

thanks

Protected WithEvents frame1 As System.Web.UI.H tmlControls.Htm lGenericControl

Protected Sub RadioButtonMiss ion_CheckedChan ged(ByVal sender As Object,
ByVal e As System.EventArg s) Handles RadioButtonMiss ion.CheckedChan ged

frame1 =
Me.Master.FindC ontrol("Table1" ).FindControl(" TableRow9").Fin dControl("Table CellR9C0").Find Control("MainMa sterDataLeftID" ).FindControl(" MissionSchedule ID")

With frame1

..Attributes("s rc") = "Mission.ht m"

..Attributes("w idth") = "100%"

..Attributes("h eight") = "100%"

End With

End Sub

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

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>I don't know how else to explain this to you - JavaScript runs on the
client. This means it can't interact with the server. Once a piece of
JavaScript has been streamed down to the client browser, the server has
no further control over it...

I understand the difference but I figured since the serrver side develops
the HTML it might be able to stuff some data someplace in the HTML.

This applies only to files which ASP.NET processes... Ordinarily, ASP.NET
doesn't process HTML files. Therefore, for HTML files, ASP.NET doesn't
"develop the HTML" - it doesn't do anything to them at all...

your sugested a cookie. Now I'm familiar with the cookies on disk. But I
gather from your suggesstion below that I can create one on the server
that somehow becomes available on the client. (right?) I'll look into
that.

No. ASP.NET can cause cookies to be created, but they are still created on
the client. Cookies can't be created on the server...

>What about the rest of the code. Is it possible to convert that to
JavaScript?

I meant, can the following be done using JavaScript?

No it can't.

Seems to me that since the file Backgroundwhite .css is on the server the
answer is no it can not be done in JavaScript

Correct.
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

[_Who]

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>>I don't know how else to explain this to you - JavaScript runs on the
client. This means it can't interact with the server. Once a piece of
JavaScript has been streamed down to the client browser, the server has
no further control over it...

I understand the difference but I figured since the serrver side develops
the HTML it might be able to stuff some data someplace in the HTML.

This applies only to files which ASP.NET processes... Ordinarily, ASP.NET
doesn't process HTML files. Therefore, for HTML files, ASP.NET doesn't
"develop the HTML" - it doesn't do anything to them at all...

>your sugested a cookie. Now I'm familiar with the cookies on disk. But I
gather from your suggesstion below that I can create one on the server
that somehow becomes available on the client. (right?) I'll look into
that.

No. ASP.NET can cause cookies to be created, but they are still created on
the client. Cookies can't be created on the server...

>>What about the rest of the code. Is it possible to convert that to
JavaScript?

I meant, can the following be done using JavaScript?

No it can't.

>Seems to me that since the file Backgroundwhite .css is on the server the
answer is no it can not be done in JavaScript

Correct.
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net

Guess that completly covers it. Thanks a lot.

>

[_Who]

I think I have it fixed.

In case anyone else has the same problem.

I read the .html file into a string, change the name of the .css file in
that string, and write then a new .html file.

I still have a few ancilary things to fix but I have changed the stylesheet
successfully.

All at the server.

Thanks for the help