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| Curt_C
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Wed May 26 13:15:10 CDT 2004
Re:stategically place javascript???
this is all client stuff, why post to a server dev group?
Anyway, just put in a <span>or <div>tag and have the clientside code write to that ID. Please followup in a clientside/javascript group. -- Curt Christianson Owner/Lead Developer, DF-Software Site: www.Darkfalz.com">www.Darkfalz.com Blog: blog.Darkfalz.com">blog.Darkfalz.com "DaveF" <dfetrow@geodecisions.com>wrote in message QuoteIs there any way to to build javascrip on the client and place it exactly - |
| Cowboy
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Wed May 26 13:17:43 CDT 2004
Re:stategically place javascript???
slap in a container and add your JavaScript as a LiteralControl. A panel is
as good an object as any (writes out as a <span>tag). Panel1.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("my javascript block"); -- Gregory A. Beamer MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA ************************************************ Think Outside the Box! ************************************************ "DaveF" <dfetrow@geodecisions.com>wrote in message QuoteIs there any way to to build javascrip on the client and place it exactly - |
| bruce
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Wed May 26 13:35:39 CDT 2004
Re:stategically place javascript???
RegisterClientScriptBlock: places the script right after the <form>
RegisterStartupScript: places the script before </form>(after all controls) to place it anywhere else, use a placeholder control, say <head runat=server id=header> </head> then using the generic control, add script: HtmlGenericControl sc = new HtmlGenericControl("script"); sc.InnerHtml = javascriptCode; header.Controls.Add(sc); -- bruce (sqlwork.com) "DaveF" <dfetrow@geodecisions.com>wrote in message QuoteIs there any way to to build javascrip on the client and place it exactly - |
| DaveF
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Wed May 26 13:59:37 CDT 2004
Re:stategically place javascript???
Thanks for the ideas. Basically I am trying to build a Tree structure with
multiple branches. It has LOTS of data. It is a skills matrix. I am woried about it being slow. What is the best practice to code this. It almost seems like old asp do while would be faster? -- David Fetrow Helixpoint LLC. www.helixpoint.com">www.helixpoint.com davef@helixpoint.com "bruce barker" <nospam_brubar@safeco.com>wrote in message QuoteRegisterClientScriptBlock: places the script right after the <form> - |
| Marina
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Wed May 26 14:12:31 CDT 2004
Re:stategically place javascript???
I highly doubt ASP will be any faster - after all, it would be doing the
exact same thing, just in a different way maybe. If you are sending tons of stuff to the client, that has tons of javascript - then that will always be slow, the burden will be on the client browser. I wouldn't worry about the actual act of writing javascript. "DaveF" <dfetrow@geodecisions.com>wrote in message QuoteThanks for the ideas. Basically I am trying to build a Tree structure with - |