Getting c# variable into HTML 4

[columbo2]

Hi all,

Is there an easy way to print out a c# variable from the code behind in my HTML text without using a textbox?

In classic ASP it was <#= variable_name #> (or something like that).

Can you do this in ASP.net?

ta
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[jmeckley]

there are a variety of ways to do this
response.write
assign the value to any type of control visual control
<%=MyVariable%>. this requires a public property so the code behind would look like this

public call MyPage : Page
{
   public MyVariable { { get return "Hello World"; } }
}

Jason Meckley
Programmer
Specialty Bakers, Inc.

 

[columbo2]

Thanks Jason, for your help.
I am having trouble getting the above to work.
It is throwing errors, it complains about the semicolons and {} positions but I can't get it to work.

The situation is that I have done a load of number crunching in the code behind and have ended up with two INTs that I want to pass to the HTML just to add to the end of a URL as a query string.

Thanks
C

 

[ca8msm]

Why don't you just place a Label (or HyperLink if it's a URL) on the page and set the relevant Text/NavigateUrl property?


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[jmeckley]

the code i provided is c#, if you're using VB you'll need to transpose it.

the server side controls are designed to reduce the mark/server code interaction. if you need the values for a link either use Response.Redirect() or apply the values the to Hyperlink.NavigateURL.

ASP.Net is a drastic change from ASP. while you could code them the same, it's not the way the language was intended to be used.



Jason Meckley
Programmer
Specialty Bakers, Inc.

 

[columbo2]

Cheers both,
I've used the Hyperlink object.
It works a treat
I've got to get out of the classic ASP mind set.
ta
C