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Learning to use JavaScript with ASP.Net
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20/05/2009 09:19:28
Timothy Bryan
Sharpline Consultants
Conroe, Texas, United States
 
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ASP.NET
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Other
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Environment:
ASP.NET
Application:
Web
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Thread ID:
01400821
Message ID:
01400920
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>>Hi All,
>>
>>I have searched through book titles and many that I own only to find I don't have any good tutorials or reading on how to effectively use(learn) javascripting. I am paticuraly interested in learning how to navigate through controls with no intelisense, how to use hidden fields and access them both from the server side C# as well as from a javascript function. How to cause a postback from javascript and how to cause javascript to run from serverside method or code after a postback. Does anybody have any suggestions for good reading or tutorials on these topics?
>>
>>Right now I would like to do the following:
>>Within a javascript event set a variable of some sort on the client side indicating a condition.
>>Then cause a postback to server side code from this same function.
>>When the postback finished, I need to have another javascript function execute to check if this variable is true and if so
>>I can perform some additonal work on the client.
>>I have been trying to find information on doing this type of stuff with no luck.
>>
>>I really need to find a good book or tutorial on how these types of things can be accomplished.
>>Thanks a bunch, any help appreciated.
>>Tim
>
>I think you would have to use hidden field for the scenario you're describing.
>
>I would suggest you in addition to asking here try asking your question in ASP.NET/Forums in Client-Side developement forum. The forums when they are not slow provide good responses on most of the questions.

Thanks Naomi,

I have not frequented that site, but maybe I will break into it more. I have checked out some of the videos and such from there but not much more.
Tim
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