link button client csript

[Simon]

I have linkButton:
<asp:LinkButton ID="lnkAddMedia" runat="server" CausesValidation="false"
Text="ADD media"></asp:LinkButton>

In code behind file(c#) I add a client script to this link button:
lnkAddMedia.OnClientClick="vbscript:selectMedia('1 ')";

When page is rendered, the rendered code is:

<a onclick="vbscript:selectMedia('1');"
id="ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_lnkAddMedia"
href="javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$ContentPlaceH older1$lnkAddMedia','')">ADD
media</a>

and I get script error message on the page:
error: Expected end of statement

I guess that error is because of semicolon, which is added to my script:
vbscript:selectMedia('1');
(vbSCript doesn't have semicolons).

This semi colon was added automatically. How can I remove that?

One way is to put javascript instead of vbscript, but I preffer programming
in vbscript, because I have all program written in this language.
Thank you for your answers,
Simon

[cbDevelopment]

Why not use:

lnkaddmedia.attributes.add("onclick","vbscript:sel ectMedia(1)")

That shouldn't do any special formatting.

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http://www.700cb.net
..NET utilities, developer tools,
and enterprise solutions

"Simon" <si*********@studio-moderna.com> wrote in
news:uX**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl:

I have linkButton:
<asp:LinkButton ID="lnkAddMedia" runat="server"
CausesValidation="false" Text="ADD media"></asp:LinkButton>

In code behind file(c#) I add a client script to this link button:
lnkAddMedia.OnClientClick="vbscript:selectMedia('1 ')";

When page is rendered, the rendered code is:

<a onclick="vbscript:selectMedia('1');"
id="ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_lnkAddMedia"
href="javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$ContentPlaceH older1$lnkAddMedia','
')">ADD media</a>

and I get script error message on the page:
error: Expected end of statement

I guess that error is because of semicolon, which is added to my
script: vbscript:selectMedia('1');
(vbSCript doesn't have semicolons).

This semi colon was added automatically. How can I remove that?

One way is to put javascript instead of vbscript, but I preffer
programming in vbscript, because I have all program written in this
language.
Thank you for your answers,
Simon

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[SimonZ]

Hi,

"lnkaddmedia.attributes.add" is obsolete - that is massage given by new
visual studio 2005.

So I use "lnkAddMedia.OnClientClick" - that is recomended method by VS2005.

But no matter which method I use, I always get the semicolon when the page
is rendered.

I don't know why?

So I rewrite my function to javascript but still I would like to know the
reason.

I have the latest Visual studio 2005 version: 8.0.50727.42, asp.net version:
2.0.50727 and project is in C# language.

Any idea?

Regards,S

"cbDevelopment" <de*****@remove.700cb.net> wrote in message
news:Xn***************************@207.46.248.16.. .

Why not use:

lnkaddmedia.attributes.add("onclick","vbscript:sel ectMedia(1)")

That shouldn't do any special formatting.

----
700cb Development, Inc.
http://www.700cb.net
.NET utilities, developer tools,
and enterprise solutions

"Simon" <si*********@studio-moderna.com> wrote in
news:uX**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl:

I have linkButton:
<asp:LinkButton ID="lnkAddMedia" runat="server"
CausesValidation="false" Text="ADD media"></asp:LinkButton>

In code behind file(c#) I add a client script to this link button:
lnkAddMedia.OnClientClick="vbscript:selectMedia('1 ')";

When page is rendered, the rendered code is:

<a onclick="vbscript:selectMedia('1');"
id="ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_lnkAddMedia"
href="javascript:__doPostBack('ctl00$ContentPlaceH older1$lnkAddMedia','
')">ADD media</a>

and I get script error message on the page:
error: Expected end of statement

I guess that error is because of semicolon, which is added to my
script: vbscript:selectMedia('1');
(vbSCript doesn't have semicolons).

This semi colon was added automatically. How can I remove that?

One way is to put javascript instead of vbscript, but I preffer
programming in vbscript, because I have all program written in this
language.
Thank you for your answers,
Simon

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