Hello everyone,

Thank god out of so many member one got time to respond.
And saved the face of this group from being a failed one.

Ok, so u mean its very easy in ASP.net to do this :

Generate a code block of JavaScript , send it to the webpage after some user interaction and use it to manipulate the existing HTML elements on the page (including creating some new ones). This is useful  when we dont want to refresh a big heavy HTML page and we even dont want to load all the javascript at the start of the page load (inorder to speed up things); which gives us the power to use as much as Javascript as we want at runtime whenever the user interaction demands; storing it in the users web page for further use as we go on uploading it.

I hope i didnt goofup, i am not ASP.net expert though i was fan of ASP3.0, which i had to abandon after M$ broke it with .Net.

Waiting for each one of your comments on this utmost important cutting edge topic of Web Science.


Jeff <sanctumvoid@ yahoo.com> wrote:

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Typically in ASP.Net, I will code .ASPX pages that output XML according
to my specifications. So, in that sense, the webserver gives me exactly
what I ask for.




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Yep, you can register client script blocks with .Net to dynamically include script. With .Net 2.0, AJAX is a little easier with the new support for XHTML. And your pages are pretty much guaranteed to render in standards-compliance mode. There are instances that working with the HTML can be difficult, such as within ASP.Net controls like   repeaters and grids, because some elements are given IDs dynamically.

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