How can I call my javascript from within my C# "IF" statement?
I have a function called dirError() that only displays an alert:

function dirError()
{
alert('Bad directory');
}

From my C# code, I want to do this:
if (fileEntries.Length <= 0)
{
//CALL javaScript function dirError
}

Any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

VMI,

This is assuming you are running in ASP.NET. You can't call the
javascript function. Rather, you need to inject the javascript code into
the page returned.

Hope this helps.

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"VMI" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> How can I call my javascript from within my C# "IF" statement?
> I have a function called dirError() that only displays an alert:
>
> function dirError()
> {
> alert('Bad directory');
> }
>
> From my C# code, I want to do this:
> if (fileEntries.Length <= 0)
> {
> //CALL javaScript function dirError
> }
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Thanks.

VMI,
since your Javascript function is client-side code, the only way you can
make a call to it from server-side code is to inject the call as client
script into the page. Here is an example:

if (fileEntries.Length <= 0)
{
Response.Write("<script>dirError();</script>");
}



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"VMI" wrote:

> How can I call my javascript from within my C# "IF" statement?
> I have a function called dirError() that only displays an alert:
>
> function dirError()
> {
> alert('Bad directory');
> }
>
> From my C# code, I want to do this:
> if (fileEntries.Length <= 0)
> {
> //CALL javaScript function dirError
> }
>
> Any help is appreciated.
>
> Thanks.