Web-js Getting Started

1.hellow wolrd

Try inserting the following code into the body of the HTML

< Script >         document.write ("<p>hellow world</p>");        Alert ("hellowWorld"); </ Script >

The first line is to insert the HTML statement directly, and the second line resembles the MessageBox

2. Bind Control Callback:

<Script>        functionQuickfetch () {varPagenum=document.getElementById ("Pagenum"). Value;        alert (pagenum); }
</Script>

<id= "Pagenum"  type= "text"/><   ID= "Button2"  type= "button"  value= "Quick Fetch" onclick = "Quickfetch ()" />

3. Send a GET request to the backend:

The Bind button control references the second article

<Script>        functionClearfetch () {varPagenum=document.getElementById ("Pagenum"). Value;            alert (pagenum); Window.location.replace ("home/clearfetchinfo?pagenum="+pagenum); }</Script>

The back end of ASP. NET MVC, directly take the GET request data can be obtained

Web-js Getting Started