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how to encapsulate DHTML code into components?
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Your question isn't very clear.
If you want to add DHTML to certain server control's events or properties, you can use it's Attributes collection:
myControl.Attributes.Add("onclick", "alert('hello world');"
If you want to add functions or code to other controls (client controls) use the HTML view to add your client code.
Hope this helps.
NetAngel
If you want to add DHTML to certain server control's events or properties, you can use it's Attributes collection:
myControl.Attributes.Add("onclick", "alert('hello world');"
If you want to add functions or code to other controls (client controls) use the HTML view to add your client code.
Hope this helps.
NetAngel
If you want to include script blocks, try this:
Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock(strScriptName, strScript)
The first param is used to describe it - this way, you can check to see if the block has been registered before (use the Page.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered(strScriptName) method to check on a script block).
Hope this helps. ________________________________________
Michael C Flanakin
Indigo Web Systems
michael.flanakin@indigows.com
Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock(strScriptName, strScript)
The first param is used to describe it - this way, you can check to see if the block has been registered before (use the Page.IsClientScriptBlockRegistered(strScriptName) method to check on a script block).
Hope this helps. ________________________________________
Michael C Flanakin
Indigo Web Systems
michael.flanakin@indigows.com
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