Reading config values to a javascript

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I am developing a web application where a link is defined in src of the javascript in master page. I want to define a config key and use it in the src. Can anyone help

Posted 13-May-12 18:49pm

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member60 · Answer 1 · 2012-05-13T18:56:00

Solution 1

try:
you can access it with ConfiguarionSettings.AppSettings["Key"] within server tags such as:

in javascript :

JavaScript

var time;
 time = '<%= ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["FinalExamTime"] %>'

or as:

ASP.NET

<img id="ImgHeader"  runat="server" src="<%= ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["ImagePath"] %>" />

Posted 13-May-12 18:56pm

member60

Updated 13-May-12 19:08pm

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Sandeep Mewara 14-May-12 5:12am

Comment from OP:
thanks a lot .. it worked
i tried it and now it is wokring fine by giving the value there

Sandeep Mewara 14-May-12 5:13am

Take my 5 for resolving OP's issue! :)

member60 14-May-12 6:06am

hello Sandeep.if you don't mind will you please tell what this OP means ?
i am not getting it.

Sandeep Mewara 14-May-12 8:20am

Which one? This OP already was happy with your answer and said your answer worked for him. Good job.

member60 15-May-12 0:02am

"Comment from OP:" in this what/who is OP ?

Sandeep Mewara 15-May-12 1:29am

OP means Original Poster. :)

Generally, it is referred to person who has posted the question. Here, I deleted one answer that was actually a comment of thanks to you by the person who asked the question.