Answer Posted / yogesh sharma

ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType
(), "script", "<script language=""javascript"">function1(){}
</script>")

and

ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(Me.GetType
(),"script","<script language='javascript'>function1(){}
</script>

above two methods use to add client side event to server
side.

Difference between above two is that

ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript will insert script
before closing </form> tag.

and

ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock will insert script
after form start tag <form runat=server > of the page.

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