Client-Side scripting vs Server-Side scripting
hello
I need an article that spaeks about Client-Side scripting vs Server-Side scripting,and when i need to use one of them
thank you for the help and for the time
here are some good links to a bunch of articles on that subject...
client-side scripting or server-side scripting
I want to perform data validation in my page using javascript before
the data is sent to my server, but I am very confuse that I don't know
which way to perform, client-side validation or server-side validation?
My javascript bible told me that javascript is a client-side scripting
for data validation in client pc, but when I look in my asp.net bible,
the validation part is done at server side.
The worst is that, I find no way to use javascript in .asp or .aspx environment.
I am really confuse with all these, could any one help me on this? Thanks.
Use .NET validator co...
How to call a client side script from a server side script?
Hi guys,
I have a Button1_Click function which gets executed on the server side as soon as Button1 is clicked. I have a client side function, test, which is written in vbscript. I need to call this test function from the Button1_Click function. Can anyone of you please tell me how to do this?
The test function is inside an asp:content tag (Please excuse my terminology if I am wrong, I am new to all this).
Thanks and Regards,
RJ
Have you tried to use the below code
Button1.Attributes.Add("onclick","test()");
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Yes, ...
Call server-side script from client-side scriptHi to all,
I would like to ask you How can i call from client-side script a
server-side script and to have the result from the server-side script
in the client-side script. For example, i wand to call a function
writing in server-side (DynaScript) script from a client-side script
(JAVASCRIPT) and to have an answer from the function.
Thanks in advance.
Nick,
One way that you could get round this is to write your client script code
as you would server script eg.
<SCRIPT language=javascript>
function getValue()...
would be written as:
<%
psDocument.WriteLn(&...
Difference between client side scripting and server side scripting
Hi,
Can u plz, explain why the server side
scripting is necessary, inorder to write the client side scripting.
What is the main difference between the client side scripting and
server side scripting.
Client-side scripting is code that is executed on the client side, such as JavaScript. Server-side scripting is code that is executed on the server, such as VB, VB.NET, C#, or J#. For a better definition of server-side scripting and when it's necessary, please visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Server-side_scriptingRyan OlshanASPInsider | Microsoft MVP...
Acessing variables, declared in the server side script, from the client side scriptI'd like to know how can I use variables declared in the server side
script from the client side script.
P.S.: I'm using JavaScript in the server side script and in the client
side script. I don't like to use ASP.
Thanks!
One example that come to mind:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
<HTML><HEAD>
<META content="text/html; charset=windows-1252" http-equiv="Content-Type">
<META name=GENERATOR content="MSHTML 5.00.2919.6307">
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
...
Acessing Variable, declared in the client side script, from the server side scriptI'd like to know how can I use variables declared in the client side
script from the server side script.
Thanks!
You cannot. The only way is to pass them as arguments to the server-side
script.
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Client-Side and Server Side Scripting
Hi, im currenty in the process of trying to get an asp.net page to work with both <script> and <script runat="server" tags...
idea being, i have a <script> tag which holds all the client side scripting for my webpage, at the moment this is just some slider controls which i have created (the scripting behind this is actually from someone on a different forum, which i have modified to do what i want..) - but i also want a <script runat="server"> tag to hold all the code for the buttons pressed etc in my web-page.
im trying my hardest not to use a ...
communication between client side(java script) and server side in .net project
I have a question which is, when building a .net project, we are able to use server side code and client side code(java script). How do they communicate? Thanks
Client Side coding works with the WebBrowser. So when ever you write client side code you have to keep browser compatability in your mind and you have to code.
Server Side code works with Web Server (IIS) and it's ASPNET ISAPI's.
The won't directly communicate with each other. But using AJAX you can all server side code from Client Side!
Example article on Ajax@ http://www.devarticles.com/index2.php?option=content&task=...
Calling server side scripts from client sideHello,
Can Anyone help out from the following :
It is regarding calling server side scripts from client side
events.
I am able to instantiate a jaguar component in the server side script
written in the body of the HTML page as follows :
<%
var mycomp = java.CreateComponent ("pkg_dispatch/n_jaguar",
"iiop://jaguar:9000", "Jagadmin", "" );
if (mycomp == null)
{ document.writeln("ERROR: failed to instantiate !");
return;
}
%>
I want to use the instance of the jaguar component else wher...
Server side Variable in client side scriptHello,
I want to access the variable defined in the server side script
from the client side.
Can anyone help out with an example ???
TIA,
Rakesh Babaria
I think what you do is write is as a java script variable, so something like
this:
<!--SCRIPT
var ls_serverVar
ls_serverVar = "whatever";
document.writeln("<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>");
document.writeln("var xyz = " + ls_serverVar);
document.writeln("</SCRIPT>");
-->
Then in your client script, you'll be able to get XYZ.
...
without server side scripting, can we upload a file using client side scripting if destination folder and config file settings are known? is it possible?
without server side scripting, can we upload a file using client side scripting if destination folder and config file settings are known? is it possible?
avdp211:without server side scripting, can we upload a file using client side scripting if destination folder and config file settings are known? is it possible? I don't think it is possible.You use the the HTML input file control and when you post the request, on the web server you need to read the data and save it to a file, so there has to be some interaction with the server to handle the post request.
Not possible vi...
Passing Server Side Control to Client Side Script
Hi All,
I have an asp:DropDownList and an asp:TextBox on my form. I want to disable or enable the textbox depending on the selection in the dropdown. I am using master pages and the problem is that when I use the onChange event for the dropdown on the client side, I don't know the ID of the the textbox on the client side to disable or enable it.
How can something like this be done?
Thanks,AKA
You can use the ClientID property of a control to determine the ID, something like:
<script type="text/javascript">
function ShowMeTheID(){
alert('...
calling server side function from client side script
i have a web form that includes a function named "koko()" in its server side class
i want to write a script code in in its HTML script that will be run at the client side, and this client side script will call the function "koko()" from the server side.
in brief : i want to call a server side function from a client side script...
can you help me in this
You can't call server-side code directly from client-side code. You can, however, trigger a postback that your server-side code watches for and triggers the server-side code appropriately.
You can do some ...