How to call a asp button event from a string builder

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sb.Append("<div class='btn-box'><asp:Button Text='AddtoCart' runat='server' id='btnAddtoCard" + CategoriList[i].ProductId + "' class='btn btn-success' OnClick='AddPlanToCart_Click' /></div>");
sb.Append("<div class='product-info'>");

Posted 20-Nov-13 3:07am

Rajib Mahata

Updated 20-Nov-13 3:29am

phil.o

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phil.o 20-Nov-13 9:28am

What is the problem?
What is the question?

johannesnestler 20-Nov-13 10:07am

doesn't make any sense for me... call ... event .. from StrinBuilder? I think it's lost in Translation what you meant. Can you try to describe your problem better or reformulate your question?

ZurdoDev 20-Nov-13 10:14am

What?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Nov-13 11:44am

There is no such concept as "call an event"...
—SA

Rajib Mahata 20-Nov-13 12:20pm

i WANT TO ADD ASP BUTTON ONCLICK EVENT INTO STRING BUILDER.BUT IT DOES NOT WORK .HOW CAN I DO THIS ?

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Nisarg Desai · Answer 1 · 2013-11-20T05:42:00

Solution 1

String Buider.append will just extend your string it will not display your button for that you have to create button object

System.Web.Ui namespace's Button Class u Can Use for that

Button b1=new Button();
b1.text="button Label";
b1.Id="ButtonId";

and from this button you can send request on that you can give your appropriate response

I hope that will Help

Posted 20-Nov-13 5:42am

Nisarg Desai

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Rajib Mahata 20-Nov-13 12:33pm

Button b=new Button();
b.Click += new EventHandler(b_Click);
b.Text = "click";
b.ID = "button2";
b.Visible = false;
sb.Append("<div class='btn-box'>");
sb.Append(b);
sb.Append("</div>");
but it don't working .

Nisarg Desai 25-Nov-13 2:51am

is Your Button Appear On Page?

Rajib Mahata 25-Nov-13 10:46am

thanks for reply ..