OnClientClick

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Hi,

I have a user control that I used to create a button control with. It doesn't inherit from button. This control is composed of 3 buttons.I need to run a script on client click of this control to run some javascript. This "button" control has a clicked event generated during runtime through delegates. Is it possible to add an OnClientClick event to this user control or any other user control in general?

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Posted 1-Sep-10 0:35am

jonhbt

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-09-01T00:47:00

The OnClientClick just handles the javascript click event, and if it returns false, does not do a postback. If your control is not derived from a control that offers this, you can certainly handle a click event, if your control gets one on the client side, and I believe there's a boolean you can set that will stop postback, you'll need to trawl through the code generated by ASP.NET to work out a solution, or google for it.

Sandeep Mewara · Answer 2 · 2010-09-01T10:55:00

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I would suggest you to expose a new property like 'OnClientClickCustom' in yor user control. Have a get/set in it where you can handle the value you will set for this property.

Whil setting the value assigned, you can attach OnClientClick property to individual buttons. Also, any other Javascript event using controls Attribute.
This should do!

Posted 1-Sep-10 10:55am

Sandeep Mewara

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Member 10001361 18-Dec-13 4:36am

can you share the code please.