Hi,
in aspx file, i defined this:
<input id="Button2" type="button" value="button" runat="server"
onclick="klik() "/>
This 'onclick' event is a clientclick (starting the Javascript function
"klik()" ).
I want to do a 'server onclick', just like the <asp:Buttoncont rol, but it
doesn't appear in the Intellisense nor in code-behind.
My question is:
is it possible to do an onclick event on the server?
If yes: how?
If no: what's the purpose of using an HTML input control with
runat="server"? What's the difference with a HTML input control not running
on the server (except it runs on the server), since it's not possible to
'onclick' on the server?
Thanks
Bob 2 2326
when you put a runat=server on an html control, it means the codebehind
can access the control and its properties. except for a small list of
html control, most end up as a generic html control. (asp.net does
support all input button varients).
in your case the <input type="button"do es not postback normally. it an
html control that only fires a client click in the browser. you can
cause a postback with client code or switch to type=submit which does
perform a browser postback. in this case you use onserverclick to
respond in the codebehind.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
Bob wrote:
Hi,
in aspx file, i defined this:
<input id="Button2" type="button" value="button" runat="server"
onclick="klik() "/>
This 'onclick' event is a clientclick (starting the Javascript function
"klik()" ).
I want to do a 'server onclick', just like the <asp:Buttoncont rol, but it
doesn't appear in the Intellisense nor in code-behind.
My question is:
is it possible to do an onclick event on the server?
If yes: how?
If no: what's the purpose of using an HTML input control with
runat="server"? What's the difference with a HTML input control not running
on the server (except it runs on the server), since it's not possible to
'onclick' on the server?
Thanks
Bob
Thanks
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when you put a runat=server on an html control, it means the codebehind
can access the control and its properties. except for a small list of html
control, most end up as a generic html control. (asp.net does support all
input button varients).
in your case the <input type="button"do es not postback normally. it an
html control that only fires a client click in the browser. you can cause
a postback with client code or switch to type=submit which does perform a
browser postback. in this case you use onserverclick to respond in the
codebehind.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
Bob wrote:
>Hi,
in aspx file, i defined this:
<input id="Button2" type="button" value="button" runat="server" onclick="klik() "/>
This 'onclick' event is a clientclick (starting the Javascript function "klik()" ). I want to do a 'server onclick', just like the <asp:Buttoncont rol, but it doesn't appear in the Intellisense nor in code-behind.
My question is: is it possible to do an onclick event on the server? If yes: how? If no: what's the purpose of using an HTML input control with runat="server" ? What's the difference with a HTML input control not running on the server (except it runs on the server), since it's not possible to 'onclick' on the server?
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