how to call a method from code behind in javascript

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hi,

Please let me know how can i call a method in the code behind from the java script.

Posted 22-Sep-13 0:43am

komaliks

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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2013-09-22T00:45:00

Solution 1

How to call a method from code behind in javascript[^]

Posted 22-Sep-13 0:45am

phil.o

ridoy · Answer 2 · 2013-09-22T02:18:00

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Check answers from Google[^].

Posted 22-Sep-13 2:18am

ridoy

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 3 · 2013-09-22T05:51:00

You cannot. JavaScript works on the client side, so there are no "calls" to it. Using Google, you will find many solutions of the problem, but you should understand that they don't "call" any script functions, the actually help to create them and make sure they are called. One convenient method of doing when the page is loaded so is using ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript:
Call to javascript Function from code behind using ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript[^].

You can create scripts handling various events. No matter what you do, the whole page is generated on the server side and fully loaded on the client side and called in the browser. Before next HTTP request (including postbacks), client and server sides do not even communicate.

—SA