asp.net 2.0 adds unwanted semicolons

[Eachus]

I've just upgraded an asp.net project from asp.net 1.1 to 2.0. It compiles
and runs. However, on one of the pages, which worked in 1.1, it appears that
..net 2.0 goes into a perfectly good client-side vbscript onclick event and
adds a
semicolon to it. Since the event is vbscript, IE does not appreciate the
semicolon, and gives me a script error.

This application worked in asp.net 1.1 and has been working for over a year,
so it's clear that 2.0 is the source of the problem. I think .net may think
the event is supposed to be a server-side event. This only affects the
onclick event (for radio buttons)--there are several other events, such as
onkeydown, that have no problems.

Any suggestions how to get .net to stop tweaking my client-side script?
Thanks
for any ideas.

--Eachus

[Kevin Spencer]

I don't see anything "perfectly good" about using VBScript on the
client-side browser. It only works in IE. Use JavaScript for client-side
scripting.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Ministry of Software Development
http://unclechutney.blogspot.com

Any experience you can walk away from
is a good one.

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I've just upgraded an asp.net project from asp.net 1.1 to 2.0. It compiles
and runs. However, on one of the pages, which worked in 1.1, it appears
that
.net 2.0 goes into a perfectly good client-side vbscript onclick event and
adds a
semicolon to it. Since the event is vbscript, IE does not appreciate the
semicolon, and gives me a script error.

This application worked in asp.net 1.1 and has been working for over a
year,
so it's clear that 2.0 is the source of the problem. I think .net may
think
the event is supposed to be a server-side event. This only affects the
onclick event (for radio buttons)--there are several other events, such as
onkeydown, that have no problems.

Any suggestions how to get .net to stop tweaking my client-side script?
Thanks
for any ideas.

--Eachus