Executing Javascript from a web toolbar button

[John]

Hi all,

I have a web toolbar and a few buttons on it. On one of the buttons, I need
to execute some Javascript. I did put <span
onclick="javascript:alert('test');"></span> in the text property but this
does not work.

How can I execute some Javascript from one of these buttons?

Regards
John.

[Senthil Kumar]

Hi,
I tried the same code ( SPAN tag on click), it works fine. can u post the
exact
code, so we can get a clear picture.

Thanks,
Senthil.
"John" wrote:

Hi all,

I have a web toolbar and a few buttons on it. On one of the buttons, I need
to execute some Javascript. I did put <span
onclick="javascript:alert('test');"></span> in the text property but this
does not work.

How can I execute some Javascript from one of these buttons?

Regards
John.

[John]

Hi Senthil,

Here is the code:
Dim override As Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControls.ToolbarButton =
toolClaim.Items.Item(2)

override.ImageUrl = Session("ImagePath") & "override.jpg"

override.ToolTip = "Override"

override.Text = "<span onclick=""alert('Tester');""></span>"

Now the ImageURL as well as the ToolTip is working fine. I can see the span
section if I 'view source' on the html page but it doesn't execute. I know
it's not security settings since I have alerts that work throughout my app.

Any help appreciated . . .

Regards
John.
"Senthil Kumar" <Mindtree Consulting, India> wrote in message
news:37**********************************@microsof t.com...

Hi,
I tried the same code ( SPAN tag on click), it works fine. can u post the exact
code, so we can get a clear picture.

Thanks,
Senthil.
"John" wrote:

Hi all,

I have a web toolbar and a few buttons on it. On one of the buttons, I need to execute some Javascript. I did put <span
onclick="javascript:alert('test');"></span> in the text property but this does not work.

How can I execute some Javascript from one of these buttons?

Regards
John.

[Ryden]

Try this instead:

override.ImageUrl = Session("ImagePath") & "override.jpg"

override.ToolTip = "Override"

'override.Text = "<span onclick=""alert('Tester');""></span>"

override.Attributes("onclick") = "alert('Tester');"

override.onClick is the ASP event, wherea
override.Attributes("onclick") is the tag attribute usable t
JavaScript

This is a much cleaner approac
-
Ryde
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