onClientClick not getting called in c#.

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javascript:

JavaScript

function setPropertyLocation() {
            alert('Hello');
        }

c# :

C#

Button btnMap = new Button();
btnMap.Attributes.Add("type", "button");
btnMap.Attributes.Add("title", "Map");
btnMap.UseSubmitBehavior = false;
btnMap.OnClientClick = "setPropertyLocation();return false";
btnMap.ID = "btnMap" + objPMPropTypestructure.PMFields[fieldcnt].SystemName;
btnMap.CssClass = "dataButton";
btnMap.Text = "G";
btnMap.Enabled = true;
tc2.Controls.Add(btnMap); //tc2 = tablecell

getting error as:

Uncaught ReferenceError: setPropertyLocation is not defined

Posted 18-Sep-15 1:58am

Member 11774876

Updated 18-Sep-15 3:31am

Suvendu Shekhar Giri

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan 18-Sep-15 9:07am

Make sure that the setPropertyLocation is accessible in the scope you are calling from.

Grant Weatherston 18-Sep-15 10:14am

Like Afzaal says make youre javascript function is accessible, especially if using a modular JS design pattern. Also double check that your js file where the function lays is being rendered into the page (view page source).

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vagelis1 · Answer 1 · 2015-09-18T04:51:00

Solution 1

first of all check that you javascript function is accessible from the button OR
You can try this

C#

btnMap.Attributes.Add("onclick", "setPropertyLocation();");

Posted 18-Sep-15 4:51am

vagelis1