Problem with Response.Write

[dace]

Hi everyone-

I'm using response.write in an asp.net codebehind to add some javascript to the http response:

Response.Write("<script language=""javascript""> document.getElementById('PageContentFrame').location.href='WebForm3.aspx' </script>")

Basically,, I want this to set the contents of an iframe. However, it appears that when this javascript fires, the page hasn't been rendered yet, so there's no object there for it to set the location for. I don't know when/where the response.write goes.

Does anyone have any suggestions about how to get around this?

Thanks!

 

[Ayac]

Use chr(34) instead of "

Like:

Response.Write "<script language=" & chr(34) & "javascript" & chr(34) & "> document.getElementById('PageContentFrame').location.href='WebForm3.aspx' </script>

 

[onpnt]

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[Veep]

onpnt That's a classic.

 

[dace]

Whoops, I looked for a .net forum and didn't see one.. sorry

 

[DreXor]

even though you're writing in asp.net it's a common ASP issue, make sure you response.flush through the page, then right before the </body> response your script there, and highly recommend adding a settimeout(script,500); on it at least 500 maybe even 1000, to ensure the page is fully xmitted before trying to find things client side.

 

[sedj]

onpnt :
You're a bad man !!! (fair point though).

dace : don't stress, mosy on over to asp.net forum (if you haven't already).

Have a good weekend all.




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