Hi all,
My application consists of a MasterPage which is used for all WebForms. I
then create UserControls to populate the content area for the different
WebForms.
In one complicated UserControl I have a number of Javscript functions.
Everything on the page works fine, until I try to add the OnLoad event
attribute to the Body tag which is generated by the Master Page.
I want to call a Javascript function upon Load of the page, but not for all
webforms, because only this particular control has the function declared.
How can I add the attribute from the code-behind of the User Control? I
can't add it in the declaration in the Master Page, because only one form
contains the code. Also, the JS Function references other document elements
that only reside in the particualr UserControl. Do I have a catch-22 here,
or can it be done?
Thanks to all...
5  3661 
Try emitting the window.onload =functionname; convention instead. It works
the same.
Peter
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"John Kotuby" wrote:
Hi all,
My application consists of a MasterPage which is used for all WebForms. I
then create UserControls to populate the content area for the different
WebForms.
In one complicated UserControl I have a number of Javscript functions.
Everything on the page works fine, until I try to add the OnLoad event
attribute to the Body tag which is generated by the Master Page.
I want to call a Javascript function upon Load of the page, but not for all
webforms, because only this particular control has the function declared.
How can I add the attribute from the code-behind of the User Control? I
can't add it in the declaration in the Master Page, because only one form
contains the code. Also, the JS Function references other document elements
that only reside in the particualr UserControl. Do I have a catch-22 here,
or can it be done?
Thanks to all...
Hello,
does this help? http://www.ben-rush.net/blog/PermaLi...4221a6b&dotnet.
Ben http://www.ben-rush.net/blog
On Apr 3, 4:17 pm, "John Kotuby" <j...@powerlist.comwrote:
Hi all,
My application consists of a MasterPage which is used for all WebForms. I
then create UserControls to populate the content area for the different
WebForms.
In one complicated UserControl I have a number of Javscript functions.
Everything on the page works fine, until I try to add the OnLoad event
attribute to the Body tag which is generated by the Master Page.
I want to call a Javascript function upon Load of the page, but not for all
webforms, because only this particular control has the function declared.
How can I add the attribute from the code-behind of the User Control? I
can't add it in the declaration in the Master Page, because only one form
contains the code. Also, the JS Function references other document elements
that only reside in the particualr UserControl. Do I have a catch-22 here,
or can it be done?
Thanks to all...
Thanks for the tip Peter...
"Peter Bromberg [C# MVP]" <pb*******@yahoo.yabbadabbadoo.comwrote in
message news:F0**********************************@microsof t.com...
Try emitting the window.onload =functionname; convention instead. It works
the same.
Peter
--
Site: http://www.eggheadcafe.com
UnBlog: http://petesbloggerama.blogspot.com
Short urls & more: http://ittyurl.net
"John Kotuby" wrote:
>Hi all,
My application consists of a MasterPage which is used for all WebForms. I
then create UserControls to populate the content area for the different
WebForms.
In one complicated UserControl I have a number of Javscript functions.
Everything on the page works fine, until I try to add the OnLoad event
attribute to the Body tag which is generated by the Master Page.
I want to call a Javascript function upon Load of the page, but not for
all
webforms, because only this particular control has the function declared.
How can I add the attribute from the code-behind of the User Control? I
can't add it in the declaration in the Master Page, because only one form
contains the code. Also, the JS Function references other document
elements
that only reside in the particualr UserControl. Do I have a catch-22
here,
or can it be done?
Thanks to all...
Many thanks Ben,
The code works just fine. You have saved me a bunch of time on a tight
schedule....
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Hello,
does this help?
http://www.ben-rush.net/blog/PermaLi...4221a6b&dotnet.
Ben
http://www.ben-rush.net/blog
On Apr 3, 4:17 pm, "John Kotuby" <j...@powerlist.comwrote:
>Hi all,
My application consists of a MasterPage which is used for all WebForms. I
then create UserControls to populate the content area for the different
WebForms.
In one complicated UserControl I have a number of Javscript functions.
Everything on the page works fine, until I try to add the OnLoad event
attribute to the Body tag which is generated by the Master Page.
I want to call a Javascript function upon Load of the page, but not for
all
webforms, because only this particular control has the function declared.
How can I add the attribute from the code-behind of the User Control? I
can't add it in the declaration in the Master Page, because only one form
contains the code. Also, the JS Function references other document
elements
that only reside in the particualr UserControl. Do I have a catch-22
here,
or can it be done?
Thanks to all...
You're very welcome.
--
~~~~~~~~~~~
Ben Rush http://www.ben-rush.net/blog
"John Kotuby" <jo***@powerlist.comwrote in message
news:eR**************@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
Many thanks Ben,
The code works just fine. You have saved me a bunch of time on a tight
schedule....
<kw*****@yahoo.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@y66g2000hsf.googlegro ups.com...
>Hello,
does this help?
http://www.ben-rush.net/blog/PermaLi...4221a6b&dotnet.
Ben
http://www.ben-rush.net/blog
On Apr 3, 4:17 pm, "John Kotuby" <j...@powerlist.comwrote:
>>Hi all,
My application consists of a MasterPage which is used for all WebForms.
I
then create UserControls to populate the content area for the different
WebForms.
In one complicated UserControl I have a number of Javscript functions.
Everything on the page works fine, until I try to add the OnLoad event
attribute to the Body tag which is generated by the Master Page.
I want to call a Javascript function upon Load of the page, but not for
all
webforms, because only this particular control has the function
declared.
How can I add the attribute from the code-behind of the User Control? I
can't add it in the declaration in the Master Page, because only one
form
contains the code. Also, the JS Function references other document
elements
that only reside in the particualr UserControl. Do I have a catch-22
here,
or can it be done?
Thanks to all...
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