accessing javascript returned value in c#

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Hello ,
I have retrieved the date and time value from exchange 2k7 using c# code and stored it into arraylist. But this

"time" value is as per the offset setting of the server.But while showing that time value on client side custom control I

want to modify it as per the "time offset setting" of client machine using javascript that i have written..
can anybody tell me how to call the script from C# code and use the "offset" value returned by script in c# code and

then again pass it to any custom control i want.. or any other way i can do it

javascript is :

JavaScript

protected string jScript {
           get {
               string script = "";
               script += " <script language=\"JavaScript\">\n\n";
               script += " function LocaleTime() {\n";
               script += " var dt,strDt;\n";
               script += " dt=new Date();\n";
               script += " var utc=dt.getTime()-dt.getTimezoneOffset()*60000;\n";
               script += " var utc=dt.getTimezoneOffset();\n";
               script += " var d=new Date(utc);\n";
               script += " return d.toLocaleString();\n";
               script += " }\n";
               script += " </script>";

                return script;

           }
     }

c# code is:

C#

ArrayList data = null;

try
			{
				
               data = ss.GetStatus();     //   now arralist contains info as id,name,check in time so for loop is used to  

//access the check in field only

            
               for (int j = 0; j < data.Count; j++) 
               {

                   string tempstring = Convert.ToString(data[j]);            
                   string[] temparray = tempstring.Split(';');    
                   
                   
                    temparray[3] =localtime ;    // at this place instead of localtime i want to use the value that is 

// returned by javascript
                                                             
                    
                      
               }

arraylist data is further passed to custom control to display local time modified as per client machine time offset

settings

Posted 8-Mar-12 22:56pm

sanketdeshmukh1989

Updated 8-Mar-12 22:59pm

walterhevedeich

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Ganesan Senthilvel · Answer 1 · 2012-03-08T23:03:00

Solution 1

You can call JavaScript from C# code. Here is the sample:

JavaScript

<script>
function hi(var someVar)
{
   document.write("hello " + someVar);
}
</script>

C# code behind looks like:

C#

string passName = "username";
Page.RegisterStartupScript("myScript", "<script language="JavaScript">hi('" + passName + "');</script>");

Posted 8-Mar-12 23:03pm

Ganesan Senthilvel

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ninad from cybermediasoft 9-Mar-12 5:11am

can u elaborate this code in given example..with code where local time returned by script can be taken to array.