One for the gurus

[Alvin Bruney]

Anybody know how to call a javascript function from server side code?

This isn't as simple as it sounds really. I need to call the script after
the handler has executed which rules out attributes completely. Streaming it
via the output stream doesn't seem to work for objects or functions that
aren't part of the IE model (my local script functions for example).

My problem is i'm populating a client side control by streaming out data
from the server. What i have is kinda cheese. Once i stream the data, it
sits in the page and then i pop a client side control to click on. I use the
client side click event to load the control. I'd like to eliminate the last
step and just pull the data, put it in the page and force the control to
load the data all in one step.

Thanks in advance

[Chris Hornberger]

Exactly. Just don't wrap it in a function and it will execute at
page-render time. Like...

<script language="javascript">
document.location.href='http://www.yahoo.com';
</script>
"gcl" <ln*******@comcast.net> wrote in message news:<00****************************@phx.gbl>...

I think u can execute it while the page is loading
by embedding <script> blah blanh </script>
in the body block

-----Original Message-----
Anybody know how to call a javascript function from

server side code?

This isn't as simple as it sounds really. I need to call

the script after

the handler has executed which rules out attributes

completely. Streaming it

via the output stream doesn't seem to work for objects

or functions that

aren't part of the IE model (my local script functions

for example).

My problem is i'm populating a client side control by

streaming out data

from the server. What i have is kinda cheese. Once i

stream the data, it

sits in the page and then i pop a client side control to

click on. I use the

client side click event to load the control. I'd like to

eliminate the last

step and just pull the data, put it in the page and

force the control to

load the data all in one step.

Thanks in advance
.