Re: newby Q about using Google Maps with ASP.Net 2.0

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Google recommends placing the script in the head and then running it
from the body's onload event. This is done to overcome what is
generally known as the "IE Operation Aborted problem", meaning that IE
won't allow you to change the contents of a tag before it's finished
loading.

In master pages you could conceivably add the script to the head
programatically, but another solution would be to add the script
anywhere on the page and make use of the defer attribute. There is no
law of nature saying that the script has to be placed in the head.

Sam Carleton wrote:
Kevin Spencer wrote:
Copy everthing from the "<script" to the "/script>" and paste it into the
<head> portion of the HTML in your ASP.Net page (between the "<head>" and
"</head>" tags). And do yourself a favor and learn something about HTML. All
ASP.Net does is render HTML to a browser from the server (all that you need
to know about it right now, that is). If you don't understand HTML, and then
JavaScript, you will *never* understand ASP.Net. HTML is easy. It's just a
markup language Programming is hard. Start with the easy part.

Kevin,

First off, I am a professionally software developer, all my experence
is in Windows Development (C/C++/C#). I do know HTML, on a scale of 1
to 5, I would guess it is around a 3, maybe a 4. My JS skill is around
a 3. But when it comes to ASP.Net 2.0, I know it about a 1 out of 5.
That is where I am a newbe, ASP.Net 2.0.

I looked at my contact.aspx page, *which is using a master page*, and
there is not <head></head>, only the two different <asp:Contect> tags
to fill in the Content section from the Master page. I get the
impression that there is away to add the inline JS, the link to the JS
on google's web site, and the onload/onunload to the contact.aspx page,
but that it is none standard. (by the way, this is what has always
thrown me off about web development frameworks, each one does it's own
unquie thing to implement basic HTML).

Maybe there is simply a good section in the MSDN I should have alook at
that will explain this type of thing, when using master pages.

Sam

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