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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / Scripting / July 2003

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Passing data between pages using cookies.30 Jul 2003 15:26 GMT1
I have one ASPX page that calls another using server transfer as shown
below.  The problem is that I do not get the cookie in the second page.  The
value seems to be blank.
Any help would be appreciated.
smaller pop-ups22 Jul 2003 22:26 GMT1
When I want my aspx page to open as a smaller, pop-up
form, I set the hyperlink target to blank, right?
How do I set the size of the new target? Javascript?, if
so, where. I'd like the user to be able to hit a button
Client Side scripting (Newbee Numpty Question).16 Jul 2003 10:19 GMT2
In the previous version of scripting that I'm used to, the
language (ie VBscript or JScript) was used in ASP pages or
client side html pages.
Is this still the case for Dotnet scripting and is it a
server.transfer to a frame?10 Jul 2003 12:57 GMT1
Can I use server.transfer to a specific target frame as oppossed to the
current frame?
Thanks in advance.
Calling client function from server code10 Jul 2003 01:45 GMT1
 a.. How to write server script to call a client side function written in
JavaScript?
 a.. When using Validation controls, it uses a file named
WebUIValidation.js. This file is sent to the client machine to do the
 
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