Use Response.Write in javascript and body

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How the Response.Write can be use in javascript and body
Is <%= %> an instruction of ASP instructions? AND it use in javascript and body

Posted 15-May-11 20:42pm

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Eduard Keilholz 16-May-11 2:46am

Your question is not clear, it's a scattered bunch of terms. Try to edit your question so your problem becomes clear.

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2011-05-15T21:01:00

Your question is not quite clear but you need to read on Response.Write.

Read: Response.Write Method[^]

Now, for injecting JavaScript into HTML using Response.Write:

C#

Response.Write("<script language="javascript">");
Response.Write("alert('Hello World!');");
Response.Write("return false;");
Response.Write("</script>");

Hemant__Sharma · Answer 2 · 2011-05-15T21:03:00

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<%= "hello!" %> and <% Response.Write("hello!") %> both are identical. they produce same output.

Actually <% %> is used to execute ASP.NET server side statements and <%= %> is shortcut of Response.Write.

in <% %> you can write any server side code which will be executed at runtime.
Thanks,
Hemant

Posted 15-May-11 21:03pm

Hemant__Sharma

Updated 15-May-11 21:11pm

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cungo_bu 28-Feb-12 4:17am

When using <%= "hello!" %>, I can write in any place in client side (even on javascript) but when using <% Response.Write("hello!") %>, it always write on <body>.
Do you know why?

Debojyoti Majumder · Answer 3 · 2011-05-15T20:47:00

Solution 1

XML

<%@ language="javascript"%>
<html>
<body>
<%
Response.Write("Hello World!")
%>
</body>
</html>

You can use javascript like this in your ASP page.

Posted 15-May-11 20:47pm

Debojyoti Majumder