Web Forms :: CommandArgument Of A Button Passed To Handler At Low Level?
Mar 12, 2010
I'm wondering how is CommandArgument of a button passed to handler at low level.For example if I need to pass few values in CommandArgument what is better - to make it like 134_3554_345 and then parse or to pass an instanse of class like new MyClass(135,3554,345) ?
In each cell there is a checkbox. On page load, each checkbox is checked depending on records 0-99 from a database. This works fine.
However, I want to be able to update those 100 records in the database by checking or unchecking the checkboxes.
The update process works ok as I have debugged it, but the problem seems to be that if I check a checkbox, that value (true or false) doesn't get passed to the event handler.
This is the button click event handler that I'm running right now to see if the value is being recognised:
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If I tick checkbox zero and click the button, it still comes up as false. What I want to happen is that the DB is updated and when the page loads, the checkboxes are repopulated with the new values from the database.
I need some high-level advice on how to deal with this issue. I want to have dynamically created buttons, each with a different CommandArgument, that call an OnCommand event when clicked. Given that these are dynamic buttons, I have to re-create them in Page_Load after the postback. However, when I re-create the buttons, the orginal command arguments are lost, and the arguments generated after the postback are only valid.As you'd expect, if I don't recreate the buttons, the event handler is never called because the buttons don't exist.My question is, how can I retrieve those original commandarguments, without the use of sessions.
I have a gridview with multiple rows, each has a Update button and I need to pass 2 values when someone clicks on Update button. Aside from packing the arguments inside CommandArgument separated by commas (archaic and not elegant), how would I pass more than one argument?
<asp:LinkButton ID="UpdateButton" runat="server" CommandName="UpdateRow" CommandArgument="arg_value" Text="Update and Insert" OnCommand="CommandButton_Click" ></asp:LinkButton>
As a note, the values can't be retrieved from any controls on the page, so don't offer any design solutions. Please concentrate on the question asked.
Is there a way of checking validation on the fly as the user inputs data and then when all validation is passed - change the submit button to green colour?
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Does anyone have a good vb example of adding an "onClick" event to a button that is dynamically added into a templatefield of a gridview. MSDN just says to use the addhandler statement with no other good info for a 'dynamic' scenario:
I made a dynamic TextBox and a Dynamic Button.. I would like to add an event on Dynamic Button to change the textbox text when clicked. What I want is when I made TextBox1 text "1" into "2" the TextBox having "2" will become "1". below is my code for page2. Page 1 is just a CheckBoxList consist of items to be passed on page2 DropDownList.
I have page (inheriting from master page) in which I have a dynamic Grid view (columns are not defined at design time), but gird is binded from xml at run time.
From code behind, I am adding a LinkButton into a single column in Gridview as
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But when I click on the link button, it does a post back, but the Click Handler is not called? Also in the same page i have an asp:button, from javascript I am doing document.getElementByID('someid').click(), this also causes a postback but the button click handler on server is not invoked?
I'm trying to manually create a button and add a Click event handler for it in code. However when the button is clicked the event handler doesn't seem to react on event (or event isn't called).
we tested the code in Visual Studio 2008 and everything worked just as it should. And I'm using Visual Web Developer 2005 XE. So I assume that I'm missing something to be done manually being in VWD 2005 XE, or the problem is in VWD 2005 XE it self.
I put it down for a few weeks to work on other things, but started working on it again because I need to get it to work.
Anyway, I figured if I wanted to put a button in a datalist all I had to do was:
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And then in code behind:
protected void datalist1_ItemCommand(object source, DataListCommandEventArgs e) { if (e.CommandName == "submit") { // code here } }
This is what everyone else says to do when I search google. I put a break on the event but the event never fires. Does it matter if I am using VS 2010 and .net 4.0?
I have a grid view in Ajax UpdatePanel. In a column of a grid view I have a button call btnAddNewRecord. I need to fire btnAddNewRecord.Click event once I click on that.
I get an error when attempting to navigate to the page containing this gridview. The error is 'SelectPackage_Click' is not a member of 'ASP.offer_aspx'.
here my page directive:
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Here is my markup. Eventhough SelectPackage_Click is present in the code behind, it is not wired up with the button control.
I want to be able specify to do the following: Specify configuration settings such as appSettings and connectionStrings for multiple web apps in IIS7 No editing Machine.config or the machine-level web.config Web apps are distinct web sites in IIS (not subfolder apps) Is this possible without just duplicating the configs for each app?
For a given MS SQL Database table of staff members, I'm using ASP to display each record line by line as follows:
So I've added 2 ImageButtons in an extra column and the problem I have is passing the record id as a CommandArgument to redirect to a secure page where the record can be edited or deleted.
Here's some code:
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ctdRdr(0) evaluates to the ID value for the the record. )
When I click on the 'Delete' ImageButton the URL in the Response.Redirect becomes:
However, everytime I click this button it bypasses the defined handler (the breakpoint I set is never hit) and behaves like a generic submit button and causes a postback. My handler clears a session variable and then Redirects back to itself so does not cause a postback).I've got an almost identical version of this form which behaves correctly and is, to all intents and purposes, identical code.