T
Tarllem
Hi!
Is possible to write a C# script and to run it in the client?
Is possible to write a C# script and to run it in the client?
E
Eliyahu Goldin
No, browsers don't know what C# is.
Eliyahu
Eliyahu
L
Lau Lei Cheong
Sure, just include it in a script tag like what you'll do with javascript,
and set language property to "csharp".
Note 1: Just like vbscript, it'll work on IE anyway.
Note 2: Just like any client-side script, you can't do anything a script
won't normally do without having it digitally signed.
And you may also be interested in taking a look at C# applet. When IE sees
the applet, it'll execute IEEXEC to run it. (Much like Java applet runtime)
and set language property to "csharp".
Note 1: Just like vbscript, it'll work on IE anyway.
Note 2: Just like any client-side script, you can't do anything a script
won't normally do without having it digitally signed.
And you may also be interested in taking a look at C# applet. When IE sees
the applet, it'll execute IEEXEC to run it. (Much like Java applet runtime)
L
Lau Lei Cheong
Oh, I saw there is a "csharp" popup in the IDE, but forgotten that it's only
valid in server-side. So while my comment on C# Applet remains valid, you
cannot run C# script directly on the client.
valid in server-side. So while my comment on C# Applet remains valid, you
cannot run C# script directly on the client.
J
Juan T. Llibre
re:
And set "runat="client" ?
;-)
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And set "runat="client" ?
;-)
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Mark Rae
Juan T. Llibre said:
You should also specify the page directive @IfThisWorks=ItllBeAMiracle
;-)
T
Tarllem
Yes! It run sucessfully with the directive @IfThisWorks=ItllBeAMiracle!!!
M
Matt Berther
Hello Eliyahu,
Yet...
Yet...
L
Lau Lei Cheong
And I wonder why you people simply neglect my correction post... -_-;
I admit that it's my fault for just depend on the VS.NET IDE to say that
it'll work and not check more deeply, but don't you two feel that it's gone
a little bit too far when I post the correction at once, especially before
you people's post?
I admit that it's my fault for just depend on the VS.NET IDE to say that
it'll work and not check more deeply, but don't you two feel that it's gone
a little bit too far when I post the correction at once, especially before
you people's post?
J
Juan T. Llibre
Don't feel badly, Lau.
It's only some friendly chain-pulling.
btw, I read your correction post *after* sending my reply.
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It's only some friendly chain-pulling.
btw, I read your correction post *after* sending my reply.
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T
Tarllem
Certainly, friendly.
Juan T. Llibre said:Don't feel badly, Lau.
It's only some friendly chain-pulling.
btw, I read your correction post *after* sending my reply.
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