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Posted Date: 02 Nov 2009      Posted By: Gaurav Arora      Member Level: Diamond       Category: ASP.NET

How can I call a javascript function from Web-User Control as page loads

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Its not possible
Put code in Page_Load event
Register Javascript and call it from Code Behind
Put Javascript function at the bottom of User Control's Design page




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