Reputation: 105
I realized this is only possible from the client's side, but I still need to use the width on the server side. So, to get the width, I used screen.width
in javascript. I tried to get it on the server side and display it so I wrote response.write(<script>return screen.width;</script>);
. Is there a reason screen.width keeps returning null
in c# even though it returns 1280 in javascript?
Edit:
I also tried to pass the value from js to c# using hiddenfields
, but it keeps sending the value as null even though its 1280 in js.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 142
Reputation: 92
screen.width is not equal to the width of the user's browser. The width property returns the total width of the visitor's screen.
Upvotes: 1