JQuery Carosellite and cycle and parameter from c# -


I am using jquery Carosellite and Cycle to display images like frames. How to pass value to properties, such as speed, visual ect, codebehind (c #)

Pre-HTML code:

  & lt; Script type = "text / javascript" language = "javascript" & gt; JCarouselLite ({btnNext: ".next", btnPrev: ".prev", View: 1, Scroll: 1, Speed: 1000});}) & Lt / Script>  

Geeta.

if you The ASP mix does not like the .NET code. You can also mark-up your markup:

Markup:

  & asp: HiddenField runat = "server" id = " Hfvisible "Value =" true "/> asp: HiddenField runat =" server "id =" hfSpeed ​​"value =" 1000 "/>  

javascript:

  $ (function () {$ (". Anyclass"). JCarouselLite ({btnNext: ".next", btnPrev: ".prev", visible: $ ('# HF Visual') .val (), scroll: 1, speed: $ ('# HFSPEd '). Val ();});});  

Behind the code:

  Safe override zero atel (EventArgs e) {hfVisible. Value = true; HfSpeed.Value = 1000;}  

Note: If HideFields are on a UserControl, do not use id to reference elements, use Class instead , Or other features; Or to avoid this: Use RegisterHiddenField:

  ClientScriptManager cs = Page.ClientScript; // Enter the hidden field with the page class. Cs.RegisterHiddenField ('hfVisible', "false"); Cs.RegisterHiddenField ('hfSpeed', "1000");  

In this way, you do not need to declare hitfield in the markup.


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