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• Re: Create maintenable client-side code

  Thanks, Sergey

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by AnatolyR on 3/31/2008

• Create maintenable client-side code

  Hi. I am beginning a new job. My responsibility is client-side development of big project ~160 js files The project heavily uses xml/xslt and web services calls from client-side with no framework (all code written by team) Any tip/suggestion of how to handle such task will be welcomed

  Posted to Architecture (Forum) by AnatolyR on 3/30/2008

• ClientCallback bug not been fixed

  There is a known bug in ClientCallback js file inside WebForm_InitCallback function. Not all selected values from multiselect listbox been passed to server. The problem is in bold line: else if (tagName == "select") { var selectCount = element.options.length; for (var j = 0; j < selectCount; j++) { var selectChild = element.options[j]; if (selectChild.selected == true) { WebForm_InitCallbackAddField(element.name, element.value); } } } since element.value always returns only first selected

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by AnatolyR on 8/8/2007

• Re: Safe way to bring strings from server-side to client-side

  Thank you so much and SALAM

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by AnatolyR on 1/15/2007

• Re: Safe way to bring strings from server-side to client-side

  Thanks, Haissam After research I'v found that there are few methods like: Uri.EscapeDataString or Regex.Escape but apparently they doesn't do what do I need I'm just little disappointed that no such built-in routine exists in .NET.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by AnatolyR on 1/15/2007

• Re: Safe way to bring strings from server-side to client-side

  Nice. But if string constructed in run-time or comes from db I don't know if it contains escape characters. Should I check one by one?

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by AnatolyR on 1/14/2007

• Re: Safe way to bring strings from server-side to client-side

  Thanks Haissam. There is one more case: string with eol in it string myAlert = @"this string also cause an error" ; ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(GetType(), "myAlert" , "alert('" + myAlert + "');" , true ); This code will also fail on client-side cause it will be: <client-side start> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- alert('this string also cause an error');// --> </script> <client-side end> Of cause I can clear eol with in with <br/>. In short: is there

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by AnatolyR on 1/14/2007

• Re: Safe way to bring strings from server-side to client-side

  protected void Page_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { string myAlert = "this string w'l cause an error" ; ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(GetType(), "myAlert" , "alert('" + myAlert + "');" , true ); } The error on client-side will say: Line 21 Error: expected ')' And I know why: cause ' sign in alert cause the string break in two peaces.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by AnatolyR on 1/14/2007

• Re: Safe way to bring strings from server-side to client-side

  Hi. There is no exception on server-side. But browser will throw client-side error.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by AnatolyR on 1/14/2007

• Safe way to bring strings from server-side to client-side

  Hi. The problem: Sometimes I need to bring string from server to client. That might cause several problems: string might contain ' or " signs, string might contains few lines, etc. For example I need to alert some string: so I write Register...(GetType(), "myAlert", "alert('" + mystring + "');", true); If mystring includes ' sign or few lines of string there will be an exception on client. Same problem might be if I call some client-side function with string parameter. Is there is any built-in function

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by AnatolyR on 1/14/2007