Simple Question...

[Amy Snyder]

Can I write server side script in the .aspx page?

I want to do like this:

<form name=form method=post onSubmit=<% myVariable from code behind page
%>

 

[Curt_C [MVP]]

technically, sure

 

[Michael Ramey]

Yes, but the variable must be declared as Public or Protected in your
CodeBehind Class. But I wouldn't do this if possible, it defeats the
purpose of having CodeBehind pages, and it is more like the ASP way of doing
things. Also with your example you'd need to use the tags <%=myVariable%>,
which tells the processor to Response.Write the contents.

HTH,
--Michael

 

[Amy Snyder]

Well how would I go about assigning the title property of my <td>s? I
figured I would collect the title descriptions in an array and then
assign the array to the specific <td>. Like this:

<TD title="<%=myArray(1)%>"</TD>"
<TD title="<%=myArray(2)%>"</TD>"
...

I would like to do this in the code behind but I don't know how to go
about doing so. And its not as easy as assigning the titles to every TD
in the table sequentially.

 

[Michael Ramey]

I didn't know the <td> tag had a title property, what's it do?

Anyway, if you need to programatically alter a table, I would suggest using
the <asp:table> combined with the <asp:tablecell> and <asp:tablerow>
controls.

http://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/control_tablecell.asp

--Michael

 

[Amy Snyder]

Thanks, I'll take a look.

The title property acts just like an alt property on an image. The text
you set in the title property will appear when the mouse is hovered over
that TD.