when I change the file extension from html to aspx all the javascripts that are supposedn to design the page with XSL and HTC doesn't work.

[Shimmy Weitzhandler]

I didn't forget to add the <%@page%>

Shimi

[pmarfleet]

Did you forget to ask a question?

Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

[Paddy Boyd]

You can't just change a file extension and expect it to work... That's how the server knows how to serve your page.

[Shimmy Weitzhandler]

Paddy Boyd wrote:

You can't just change a file extension and expect it to work...

why? usually, when I change the extension to .aspx, I just have to add the <%@page%> tag and it works. when the 's property 'language' is set to javascript the server automatically knows that it's client code. only in this case I'm in now it does not work. <div class="ForumSig">Shimi

[Paddy Boyd]

Sorry, read that wrong, thought you were changing from aspx to html. Can you debug it at all?

[Shimmy Weitzhandler]

I'm talking with you about an aspx file within an ASP.NET project, of course I can debug such a file. it doesn't matter, if it includes the %@page tag it works and all the works. but in this case the java scripts doesn't work for me. <div class="ForumSig">Shimi</div></x-turndown>

[Shimmy Weitzhandler]

pmarfleet (Paul Marfleet) wrote:

Did you forget to ask a question?

my question is in the title

Shimi

[pmarfleet]

Shimi Weitzhandler wrote:

my question is in the title

It should be in the body of the post.

Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush

[Shimmy Weitzhandler]

"when I change the file extension from html to aspx all the javascripts that are supposedn to design the page with XSL and HTC doesn't work." next time I'll use the title textbox for a brief message and write the quetion in the body now, could you please pay attention to my problem

Shimi