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Hi, for a normal button, I may associate it with a javascript funtion to execute in the code file behind (.aspx.cs) like Button1.Attributes.Add("onclick","myJavascriptFunction();" upon being clicked. what if the button is in a DataGrid button column, how can I do that? code is like: <asp:ButtonColumn Text="Restart" ButtonType="PushButton" CommandName="....">. is it possible to do the same thing like a normal button?
Thank u!!!
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just to restate my question to make it clearer;;;
for a normal button, I may associate it with a javascript funtion to execute first before the backend time-consuming function is called. In the code file behind (.aspx.cs) the code will be like Button1.Attributes.Add("onclick","myJavascriptFunction();" upon being clicked. what if the button is in a DataGrid button column, how can I do that?
is it possible to do the same thing like a normal button?
Thank u!!!
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I solved the problem, thank u
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I assume you used the ItemDataBound event? If not, I'd like to know the technique you did use. Call me a collector.
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exactly, I used ItemDataBound event
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Can you send me the exact sample please?
to "seeyem@gmail.com"
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