.NET 2.0 Master Pages and ClientScript

[Jeremy McPeak]

Howdy.

First of all, awesome job on .NET 2.0! Now to my question:

I love Master Pages and the Page.ClientScript; however, I am having trouble
getting the two to play together. I can build a simple .aspx page (no master
page) and add in JavaScript with RegisterClientScriptBlock() with no
problems. However, when I move the same code over to a content page (or a
master page), the client script is not added to the page. Are there other
steps required to get the two to play together? Is this working as intended,
or am I a moron? The code I'm using is simple:

string myScript = @"function doThis() { alert('Hello, World!');} doThis();
";

Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.G etType(), "myscript",
myScript, true);

Thanks!

[Jeremy McPeak]

It seems I'm a moron. I didn't have a form in my page. Duh!
"Jeremy McPeak" <jw******@gmail.com> wrote in message
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Howdy.

First of all, awesome job on .NET 2.0! Now to my question:

I love Master Pages and the Page.ClientScript; however, I am having
trouble getting the two to play together. I can build a simple .aspx page
(no master page) and add in JavaScript with RegisterClientScriptBlock()
with no problems. However, when I move the same code over to a content
page (or a master page), the client script is not added to the page. Are
there other steps required to get the two to play together? Is this
working as intended, or am I a moron? The code I'm using is simple:

string myScript = @"function doThis() { alert('Hello, World!');} doThis();
";

Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.G etType(), "myscript",
myScript, true);

Thanks!