writing asp variabls within javascript blocks

[Darrel]

In asp.net 1.1, what is the proper method for writing variables to the aspx
page that are contained within javascript blocks?

example:

<script language="JavaScript">
myJavascriptVariable= <asp:Literal Runat="server"
ID="ltl_sectionsJavascriptVariables"></asp:Literal>;
</script>

ASP.net doesn't like that syntax.

-Darrel

[Patrick.O.Ige]

RegisterClientScriptBlock & RegisterStartupScript
See :-http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Mayank_Gupta.asp
Hope that helps
Patrick

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In asp.net 1.1, what is the proper method for writing variables to the
aspx page that are contained within javascript blocks?

example:

<script language="JavaScript">
myJavascriptVariable= <asp:Literal Runat="server"
ID="ltl_sectionsJavascriptVariables"></asp:Literal>;
</script>

ASP.net doesn't like that syntax.

-Darrel

[Darrel]

> RegisterClientScriptBlock & RegisterStartupScript

See :-http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Mayank_Gupta.asp
Hope that helps
Patrick

Well, that's a pain. Isn't javascript supposed to be client side? Why stick
it in the codebehind?

Thanks, though!

-Darrel

[MS]

hi

use this way ....

<script language="JavaScript">
myJavascriptVariable= <% = serverVariable %>;
</script>

Thanks
Munawar
"Darrel" <no*****@nospam.com> wrote in message
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In asp.net 1.1, what is the proper method for writing variables to the
aspx page that are contained within javascript blocks?

example:

<script language="JavaScript">
myJavascriptVariable= <asp:Literal Runat="server"
ID="ltl_sectionsJavascriptVariables"></asp:Literal>;
</script>

ASP.net doesn't like that syntax.

-Darrel

[Laurent Bugnion]

Hi,

Darrel wrote:

RegisterClientScriptBlock & RegisterStartupScript
See :-http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/Mayank_Gupta.asp
Hope that helps
Patrick

Well, that's a pain. Isn't javascript supposed to be client side? Why stick
it in the codebehind?

Thanks, though!

-Darrel

I don't get your question.

JavaScript is client-side, but some part of your scripts might depend on
server-side variables. What I do is create JS files with the "pure
client-side code". However, some parts of the code must be created
dynamically on the server (typical example: localized texts), so I add
script lines using RegisterClientScriptBlock.

Eventually, every piece of script added to the page is interpreted and
can be referenced from other piece of script on the same page.

HTH,
Laurent
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