Hi Cathi,
I didn't even know that JavaScript should go in the code behind. And I will read the tip in your link. Thank you very much for your help!
>Hi Dmitry,
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>You can put the Javascript code in the aspx file or in the code behind. To see how to put the code in the code behind, here is a link to a .NET tip from December:
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http://www.levelextreme.com/Magazine/December2002/Page3.asp>
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>>This is probably a very "newbie" question but I can't find an answer in VS.NET help.
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>>When you need to put Javascript code in your asp.net page, do you just go to HTML code (header section) and add it there "manually"? Or is there another way or writing Javascript code in VS.NET? That is, similar to how you can add Javascript in Dreamweaver in Design View.
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>>The reason I am asking is I want to be sure that if I write it "manually" VS.NET does not change/reformat the code upon saving it.
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>>TIA
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