Sorry for the spam. Actually my issue is that I am trying to keep my html file neat and tidy by putting all my javascript code in a separate js file. But my javascript code refers to some server side variable values which exists in an asp file. I have included that asp file in my main asp file along with the js file. But the js file dosn't seems to get server variable values. Here is a broad view of my code.
mainpage.asp ----------> <!--#include virtual = "/mywebsite/child1.asp" --> ----------> <script type="text/javascript" src="child1.js"></script> child1.asp ----------> CONST myvar = 100 child1.js ----------> alert(<%= myvar%>); But alert is giving error. Please advice change in the code if any. I can put the alert code in mainpage.asp too, but that will make my asp page full of javascript functions. I want to keep mainpage.asp clean. Thanks for the response. On Dec 10, 12:25 pm, brian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Please keep your threads tidy. Don't spam the list with the same question. > > The file that contains the line: > > var myvalue = "<%= myservervalue%>"; > > ... is a .js file, right? It's been a long time, but I'm guessing the > ASP interpreter isn't set by default to parse .js files. > > Put the line in the head of the HTML file you're creating (ie. your ASP > script): > > <script type="text/javascript"> > var myvalue = "<%= myservervalue%>"; > </script> > > And it's really not a good idea to create your own attributes for HTML > elements. Not unless you reference your own > DTD and, even then, you're looking for trouble. > > On Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 12:34 AM, JQueryProgrammer > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I am migrating my existing ASP application javascript code to jquery. > > However places where i want to get the value from server, I am getting > > an error like: > > > var myvalue = "<%= myservervalue%>"; > > > when i check in myvalue, it is populated with <%= myservervalue%> as > > string. If I try to remove "" then it gives an error in comparison. > > Any help would be appreciated.
