Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock v Page.RegisterStartupScript

[Mike P]

Is there a difference between Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock and
Page.RegisterStartupScript? I've seen them both in code examples and
they both seem to be doing the same thing.

Any help would be really appreciated.
Cheers,

Mike
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[The Crow]

only where the script block will be placed in the html output differs. try
and see youself.

[Hans Kesting]

> Is there a difference between Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock and

Page.RegisterStartupScript? I've seen them both in code examples and
they both seem to be doing the same thing.

Any help would be really appreciated.
Cheers,

Mike
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RegisterClientScriptBlock is meant for functions that should
be "available" to the page. For this they are rendered at the start
of the HTML file.

RegisterStartupScript is meant for commands that should execute on
page load (at the client), so tha page needs to be available for the
script. This script is rendered at the end of the HTML file.

Hans Kesting

[Kevin Spencer]

RegisterStartupScript puts the code just before the </form> tag, while
RegisterClientScriptBlock puts it at the top. Other than that, as "The Crow"
mentioned, there is no difference.

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Kevin Spencer
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only where the script block will be placed in the html output differs. try
and see youself.