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How to call JavaScript located on Master page from a content page in ASP.NET code behind?
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When working with JS on the same stand alone ASPX pages, I have no problems using this method to call JS functions (on the same ASPX page):
ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(Me, Page.GetType, "Script", "performMyTask();", True)
But if I'm using Master pages and the JS resides ON the master page and I try to call the JS function from a content page I get an error "can't find function".
I've done a search and wasn't able to locate any working sample ... do I need to move the JS script/function to my content page OR is their some other method to call the JS script/function that's located on a master page?
Cheers, Rob.
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When working with JS on the same stand alone ASPX pages, I have no problems using this method to call JS functions (on the same ASPX page):
ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(Me, Page.GetType, "Script", "performMyTask();", True)
But if I'm using Master pages and the JS resides ON the master page and I try to call the JS function from a content page I get an error "can't find function".
I've done a search and wasn't able to locate any working sample ... do I need to move the JS script/function to my content page OR is their some other method to call the JS script/function that's located on a master page?
Cheers, Rob.
javascript master-pages
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When working with JS on the same stand alone ASPX pages, I have no problems using this method to call JS functions (on the same ASPX page):
ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(Me, Page.GetType, "Script", "performMyTask();", True)
But if I'm using Master pages and the JS resides ON the master page and I try to call the JS function from a content page I get an error "can't find function".
I've done a search and wasn't able to locate any working sample ... do I need to move the JS script/function to my content page OR is their some other method to call the JS script/function that's located on a master page?
Cheers, Rob.
javascript master-pages
When working with JS on the same stand alone ASPX pages, I have no problems using this method to call JS functions (on the same ASPX page):
ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(Me, Page.GetType, "Script", "performMyTask();", True)
But if I'm using Master pages and the JS resides ON the master page and I try to call the JS function from a content page I get an error "can't find function".
I've done a search and wasn't able to locate any working sample ... do I need to move the JS script/function to my content page OR is their some other method to call the JS script/function that's located on a master page?
Cheers, Rob.
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