Using Javascript in codebehind

[dertyfern]

Is it possible to use following Javascript in codebehind in c#? Thanks:

<script type="text/javascript">
function toggleLayer(layerId, linkid, linktoshow, linktohide){
if(document.getElementById(layerId).style.display == "none"){
// div is hidden, so let's show
document.getElementById(layerId).style.display = "block";
document.getElementById(linkid).innerHTML = linktohide;

}else{
// div is not hidden, so hide
document.getElementById(layerId).style.display = "none";
document.getElementById(linkid).innerHTML = linktoshow;
}
}

</script>

[Ocean10000]

You can do something similar. But the Javascript you posted actually uses the browsers html object model, not the one exposted by asp.net. Short answer is no the code you posted can not work as a codebehind without a rewrite.

[dertyfern]

Thanks.

Any advice on resources where I can find a solution?

[sgietz]

You could call that javascript function with the ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript method.

Or you could use the ScriptManager with PageMethods enabled. That will allow you to fire a client-side function after calling a server-side method.

[dertyfern]

Thanks sgietz. A bit above my head but I'll check out those options.