>Simon,
>
>Please do not start new threads if you did not got answers in the other one.
>
>The sample is there,
>
>Cor
>

"simon" <m*@here.com> wrote in message
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> hello,
> what code would i use to kick off a javascript script after i had
> registered it?
>
>    If (Not Page.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered("jsScript")) Then
>         Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("jsScript", strScript)
>    End If
>
> looking to kick off a script from inside a codebehind, but
> conditionally not on an onClick event.
>
> is there a way to do this?
> have also played around with
> IsStartupScriptRegistered/RegisterStartupScript
> but still not sure of how to call that script from one of my functions
> in my codebehind
>
> any help would be apprecaited!  thanks
>

>you need to look at how asp.net  works:
>
>1) server build page html
>2) server sends page html to browser
>3) browser parses and loads html
>
>your asp.net code runs in step 1
>your javascript runs in step 3
>
>with this model, obviously server code can not call client code. there are a
>couple a ways to control when the browser runs the client script. the script
>can be tied to the browser onload event, a click event, or inline (processed
>during page parse). RegisterStartupScript, renders a  script block just
>before the closing form tag, so it a handly plce to inline script.
>
>-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>
>
>"simon" <m*@here.com> wrote in message
>news:dd1vt1l4h21lseqddd6dgu2qcs7tbk3psb@4ax.com...
>> hello,
>> what code would i use to kick off a javascript script after i had
>> registered it?
>>
>>    If (Not Page.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered("jsScript")) Then
>>         Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("jsScript", strScript)
>>    End If
>>
>> looking to kick off a script from inside a codebehind, but
>> conditionally not on an onClick event.
>>
>> is there a way to do this?
>> have also played around with
>> IsStartupScriptRegistered/RegisterStartupScript
>> but still not sure of how to call that script from one of my functions
>> in my codebehind
>>
>> any help would be apprecaited!  thanks
>>
>

"simon" <m*@here.com> wrote in message
news:g8avt15c2foebvfejlelkeav5dmhirdcpo@4ax.com...
> thanks bruce.  i'm getting the clearer picture of client vs server
> processing.
> regarding inline, that is theoretically what i'm trying to do here
> if a condition arrises in the parsing, call a javascript function;
> maybe i need to make a little popup window instead of an alert and
> call that.  once they click Ok send them to the page i originally
> intended.
> maybe i'm missing the understanding of inline processing.  would a vb
> fucntion call (based on an event) be considered inline processing?
>
>>you need to look at how asp.net  works:
>>
>>1) server build page html
>>2) server sends page html to browser
>>3) browser parses and loads html
>>
>>your asp.net code runs in step 1
>>your javascript runs in step 3
>>
>>with this model, obviously server code can not call client code. there are
>>a
>>couple a ways to control when the browser runs the client script. the
>>script
>>can be tied to the browser onload event, a click event, or inline
>>(processed
>>during page parse). RegisterStartupScript, renders a  script block just
>>before the closing form tag, so it a handly plce to inline script.
>>
>>-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>>
>>
>>"simon" <m*@here.com> wrote in message
>>news:dd1vt1l4h21lseqddd6dgu2qcs7tbk3psb@4ax.com...
>>> hello,
>>> what code would i use to kick off a javascript script after i had
>>> registered it?
>>>
>>>    If (Not Page.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered("jsScript")) Then
>>>         Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("jsScript", strScript)
>>>    End If
>>>
>>> looking to kick off a script from inside a codebehind, but
>>> conditionally not on an onClick event.
>>>
>>> is there a way to do this?
>>> have also played around with
>>> IsStartupScriptRegistered/RegisterStartupScript
>>> but still not sure of how to call that script from one of my functions
>>> in my codebehind
>>>
>>> any help would be apprecaited!  thanks
>>>
>>
>

>no.
>
>
><html>
><body>
>    <script>
>
>        // inline javascript - executed during page parse by browser
>
>        document.write("<input type=button onclick='btnClick()'>");
>
>        // javascript function executed by user event
>
>        function btnClick()
>        {
>            alert("clicked button");
>        }
>    </script>
></body>
></htm>
>
>
>-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>
>
>
>"simon" <m*@here.com> wrote in message
>news:g8avt15c2foebvfejlelkeav5dmhirdcpo@4ax.com...
>> thanks bruce.  i'm getting the clearer picture of client vs server
>> processing.
>> regarding inline, that is theoretically what i'm trying to do here
>> if a condition arrises in the parsing, call a javascript function;
>> maybe i need to make a little popup window instead of an alert and
>> call that.  once they click Ok send them to the page i originally
>> intended.
>> maybe i'm missing the understanding of inline processing.  would a vb
>> fucntion call (based on an event) be considered inline processing?
>>
>>>you need to look at how asp.net  works:
>>>
>>>1) server build page html
>>>2) server sends page html to browser
>>>3) browser parses and loads html
>>>
>>>your asp.net code runs in step 1
>>>your javascript runs in step 3
>>>
>>>with this model, obviously server code can not call client code. there are
>>>a
>>>couple a ways to control when the browser runs the client script. the
>>>script
>>>can be tied to the browser onload event, a click event, or inline
>>>(processed
>>>during page parse). RegisterStartupScript, renders a  script block just
>>>before the closing form tag, so it a handly plce to inline script.
>>>
>>>-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
>>>
>>>
>>>"simon" <m*@here.com> wrote in message
>>>news:dd1vt1l4h21lseqddd6dgu2qcs7tbk3psb@4ax.com...
>>>> hello,
>>>> what code would i use to kick off a javascript script after i had
>>>> registered it?
>>>>
>>>>    If (Not Page.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered("jsScript")) Then
>>>>         Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("jsScript", strScript)
>>>>    End If
>>>>
>>>> looking to kick off a script from inside a codebehind, but
>>>> conditionally not on an onClick event.
>>>>
>>>> is there a way to do this?
>>>> have also played around with
>>>> IsStartupScriptRegistered/RegisterStartupScript
>>>> but still not sure of how to call that script from one of my functions
>>>> in my codebehind
>>>>
>>>> any help would be apprecaited!  thanks
>>>>
>>>
>>
>