Call onclass click function in ASP.NET code behind

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Hi i have a function!

i want to call it from code behind in asp.net please tell me how to do it Thanks in advance

What I have tried:

$(document).ready(function() {
  $(".tstInfo").on("click",function(){
       $.toast({
        heading: 'Welcome to my Elite admin',
        text: 'Use the predefined ones, or specify a custom position object.',
        position: 'top-right',
        loaderBg:'#ff6849',
        icon: 'info',
        hideAfter: 3000, 
        stack: 6
      });

 }); });

Posted 15-Mar-18 23:56pm

saifullahiit

Updated 16-Mar-18 1:24am

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F-ES Sitecore · Answer 1 · 2018-03-16T01:25:00

You can't call js from code-behind because js only exists in the browser and your code-behind is generating the response to send to the browser so the js only exists when your server code has finished. What you *can* do is add js to the output that calls the js you want to execute when the browser loads. You can use Page.RegisterStartupScript Method (String, String) (System.Web.UI)[^] to do that.

Alternatively you could google "asp.net call javascript from code behind" where you will see this is a very frequently asked question and you'll doubtless find more examples.