Right, that is exactly what i'm doing.
The thing is that fro some reason, the code
lways goes through:
(IsPostback=false )
{
}
It seems like a LinkButton click does not cause (IsPosback=true)
I look up the IsPostBack property but the msdn help
says so litle about when exactly it cause to be true.
I recall someone here said it was true when "data of a form was posted back
to the server."
Well i must say i'm very confused now
"Matt Haughton" <sn******@mail.com> wrote in message
news:e0*************************@posting.google.co m...
In the codebehind, are you setting MyLinkButton.CssClass in the
Page_Load procedure?
If so, make sure that the MyLinkButton.CssClass is set like so:
Sub Page_Load()
If Not Page.IsPostBack
MyLinkButton.CssClass="OldStyle"
End If
End Sub
The first time the page loads, it will use oldstyle, and when a button
is clicked and MyButton_Click is fired, it ignore code above as a
postback has occurred.
Regards,
matt
"Jensen bredal" <je***********@mimosa.com> wrote in message
news:<eI**************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl>...
I'am trying to change the style of my LinkButton
control .
I have a set of five control and i need to hilight the selected one. I
want to achive this
by setting MyLinkButton.CssClass="newStyle"
whenever "Mybutton_Click" is fired.
I have set MyLinkButton.CssClass="OldStyle"
in the code behind.
The buttons never get "newStyle. What i am doig wrong?
Thanks In Advance
J.B
