If the code-behind class has a property called MySampleProperty and if it returns a string value, then this is how you can access it in your javascript:
1: <script type="text/javascript">
2: function onAppLoad()
3: {
4: var vSampleProp = '<%=MySampleProperty%>';
5: alert(vSampleProp);
6: }
7: </script>
Realize, that I am saying “access” and not call. Because, what happens here is while the ASP.Net is building the web-page to send down to the browser, it sees the code inside <%…%>, calls the property, fills in the value and then sends it down to the browser.
If you need to “call” a method on the server then you need to look at web-services. (Basically you will need to use AJAX, to get the server to send your data asynchronously).
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