I'm trying to pass a c# variable as an argument to a java-script function like
<%var count=model.SomeMode.Count();%>
when i pass it to my java script function "checkAll(count)" it does not fire but without the argument its workin fine
<a href="#" onclick="return checkAll(count);">CheckAll</a>
Remember the page gets created however you wish. So, you could do something like:
<script type="text/javascript">
var count = <%=model.SomeMode.Count(); %>;
</script>
You could apply the same logic in method calls, so you could do:
<a href="#" onclick="return checkAll(<%=model.SomeMode.Count(); %>);">CheckAll</a>
Javascript can't see your C# source directly - you need to write it into the Javascript source on the server side:
<a href="#" onclick="return checkAll(<%= count %>);">CheckAll</a>
It should look like this:
<script type="text/javascript">
var count=<%=model.SomeMode.Count()%>;
</script>
Currently you're declaring your variable in C#, not outputting it in the page as a JavaScript one. Instead, you want to declare var count literally in the page and have it set to the output of model.SomeMode.Count().
This might be good for your solution:
<a href="#" onclick='return checkAll(<%=count%);'>CheckAll</a>
But there is an other way of doing this instead of conventional way:
Sharing Variables Between JavaScript and C# by Fredrik Kalseth
