With scripting you can run small programs, or scripts, in your Web pages on the client after the pages are downloaded from the server. Client-side scripting allows the user to interact with the page on the client without the page having to be reloaded from the server. Scripts can be written in any scripting language supported by the browser on the client, such as VBScript or JavaScript. Most often scripts are written in JavaScript (also referred to as ECMAScript).

Spread for ASP.NET gives you client-side scripting capabilities to enhance the power of your Web Forms. In addition, you can also create your own HTC files for specific purposes.

Spread for ASP.NET client side features are enabled for IE 5.5 and above. For other browsers, there may be no client side scripting support or it may be limited.

For more information, refer to the Spread for ASP.NET Client-Side Scripting Reference.