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Client side script ASP.NET

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henk - 20 Jul 2006 20:19 GMT
Hi,

   How can i eassely add client side script in my code. I have a sort of
TAB control, that works through postbacks but i want the action taken on the
client side. Thus when i click on a link a panel wil become visible or not
visible..

Thanks Henk
Scott M. - 21 Jul 2006 13:57 GMT
In the server-side code use attributes.add() on the server control in
question.

lblSomething.attributes.add("onClick","doSomething()")

And then you can hard code a client-script in the .aspx page called
"doSomething()"

> Hi,
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> Thanks Henk
henk - 22 Jul 2006 12:40 GMT
Thanks, thats just what i needed..

> In the server-side code use attributes.add() on the server control in
> question.
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>> Thanks Henk

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