trouble doing that but in the JavaScript I generate, I need to refer to a Url
of another page on the site when doing JavaScript that pops a window
(window.open()).
In the server side code, I want to be able to convert a Url which contains a
"~" into a Url which I can then insert into the client-side JavaScript. What
function can I use to dynamically convert a path which contains a "~" into a
path that can be used from the client? This must be possible because it's
what controls like the server-side IMG tag use for their Src property.
Thanks.Control.ResolveClientUrl (also Page.ResolveClientUrl) is the helper API in
2.0 for this.
-Brock
http://staff.develop.com/ballen
> I need to generate client-side JavaScript from server-side ASPX. I
> have no trouble doing that but in the JavaScript I generate, I need to
> refer to a Url of another page on the site when doing JavaScript that
> pops a window (window.open()).
> In the server side code, I want to be able to convert a Url which
> contains a "~" into a Url which I can then insert into the client-side
> JavaScript. What function can I use to dynamically convert a path
> which contains a "~" into a path that can be used from the client?
> This must be possible because it's what controls like the server-side
> IMG tag use for their Src property.
> Thanks.
SHWEET! Thanks.
"Brock Allen" wrote:
> Control.ResolveClientUrl (also Page.ResolveClientUrl) is the helper API in
> 2.0 for this.
> -Brock
> http://staff.develop.com/ballen
>
> > I need to generate client-side JavaScript from server-side ASPX. I
> > have no trouble doing that but in the JavaScript I generate, I need to
> > refer to a Url of another page on the site when doing JavaScript that
> > pops a window (window.open()).
> > In the server side code, I want to be able to convert a Url which
> > contains a "~" into a Url which I can then insert into the client-side
> > JavaScript. What function can I use to dynamically convert a path
> > which contains a "~" into a path that can be used from the client?
> > This must be possible because it's what controls like the server-side
> > IMG tag use for their Src property.
> > Thanks.
>
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