I have got a dxo submit button. it has a click handler with some logic in it.
my goal is to conditionally prevent it from submitting by putting some logic into the click handler. I have tried a number of JavaScript solutions:
I have tried event.preventDefault() inside the handler, even tried adding another click handler and put the logic inside it but it did not seem to add that handler to the button. I also tried form.unpulish event handler but ended up with the same result.
Update: actually I can do this using form.unpublish event handler. However, I'd prefer to do it via the click handler if possible.
Can anyone have any idea how to tackle this?
The ASPxButton's client-side Click event provides the e.processOnServer parameter. You can set it to False to cancel the postback. Please try the following:
<dxe:ASPxButton ID="ASPxButton1" runat="server" Text="ASPxButton1" OnCommand="ASPxButton1_Command"
AutoPostBack="true" ClientInstanceName="ASPxButton1">
<ClientSideEvents Click="
function(s, e)
{
if (!confirm('add?'))
{
e.processOnServer = false;
}
}
}
" />
</dxe:ASPxButton>
References:
cancel postback with javascript on aspxbutton
How avoid the postback when click ASPXButton
how to prevent postback using the aspxbutton control with clientsideevnts
ASPxButton - Prevent a server postback in the client-side Click event handler
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i use jquery to create clone dropdownlist everytime add button clicked. For some reason, i have to do the validation checking inside the save event function. Once there is error, a alert message will pop and stop the function. After that, the clone objects will disappear due to the postback. Is there anyway to prevent it disappear or any others way to stop the postback after the alert message.
*Noted: the validation checking must do inside save event function for some reason.
You can return false from the javascript function to stop postback
HTML
<asp:button id="btnSave" runat="server" onclickclick="return validation();" />
Javascript
function validation()
{
//validation code
return false;
}
If you want to get the object created on client using javascript then you will need to put the information in some hidden field and using that information to create server control on postback. You can use [asp.net ajax UpdatePanel1 for simple and straight forwards solution.
I would like to disable postback on a onClick event of a button.
I did some research online and most are using onClientClick and using javascript. Is there a way to call a asp.net function "btnCommit_Click" on the onClick instead of using onclientclick and using javascript?
If not, how would I be able to incorporate a asp.net function with javascript?
<asp:Button ID="btnCommit" runat="server" Text="Save" TabIndex="5"
onclick="btnCommit_Click" />
UPDATED
I have a GridView which contains checkboxes, once the user makes their changes and click on a "Save Button" a Post Back occurs and I loose all the selections made to the checkboxes I was thinking of disabling the postback on the OnClick Event of the button would solve that issue...
I didn't exactly get what you are trying to achieve. But if you want to have both js and server-side to gether on an asp.net button, use OnClientClick and Onclick together. if you want to cancel the postback, return false in the OnClientClick js function. This way, the server-side OnClick event will never be called. otherwise, return true and the postback will occur.
Update:
Based on the comments and you update, if you want to persist the state of checkboxes in your gridview, you have to avoid overwriting anything that can affect you controls' states in the Page_Load event. What this simply means that you have to check for (IsPostback) in Page_Load event, and if it's true, you shouldn't do anything on your UI elements or you will lose their states.
Sounds like your problem is not putting your databinding and page setup inside a check for first page load.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.page.ispostback.aspx
private void Page_Load()
{
if (!IsPostBack)
{
// Do your databinding etc here to stop it occuring during postback
}
}
I have a GridView which contains checkboxes, once the user makes their
changes and click on a "Save Button" a Post Back occurs and I loose
all the selections made to the checkboxes
You have to keep the Page_Load under Page.IsPostback during is's value to false like below..
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (!Page.IsPostBack)
{
//Your code
}
}
This will not cause to loose you grid checkbox selection made after clicking the button.
Your GridView EnableViewState must be True
Your template fields must be in designer page
While you can use VBScript with Internet Explorer only (I don't believe any other browsers support it), it is considered bad practice. To run VB/C#.net, you have to do some sort of postback/callback to the server. Other than that, use Javascript.
Dont use Autopostback=true to any form controls,if you want to send the form data to the server side function
*Form Page*
asp:Button ID="btn" runat="server" Text="Post Scrap" OnClick="btn_Click"
*Server side*
Sub btn_Click()
//code here
End Sub
In most of my cases, what I do is convert the button to an
<input type='button' />
so that I can access it via javascript or jquery. This may not be your case tough.
If you dont want to page load or postback a page when click on asp button, you just have to change a property called CausesValidation to false.
I have a jQuery Pager control, for each page there is a set of textboxes and a submit button. When this submit button is clicked I want it to fire off some jQuery to update the controls on the front end (i.e. current page, set visibility of controls etc). The button is an asp.net web forms postback button.
Does anyone know any way of doing this?
Merry Christmas!
Inject js from code-behind after your postback success like:
string script = "$(function(){setPage(\"" + yourpagenumber+ "\");});";
ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(this.Page, this.Page.GetType(), "Pager", script, true);
And in the js you will have a setPage function that does the job of setting page with your jquery pager plugin.
function setPage(pagenumber){
alert(pagenumber);
//do your page setting here
}
Note: you can use Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript if that fits your needs but the idea remains same.
Don't use a submit button, use an input of type button with an onclick event instead.
Use the OnClientClick attribute of the asp:button i.e.
OnClientClick="JQueryFunction();return false;"
for no postback and
OnClientClick="JQueryFunction();return true;"
for a postback. I'm assuming that that JQueryFunction() returns true.
How do I conditionally trigger a full page postback from a link button inside of an update panel?
I have a custom control that contains its own updatepanel with a link button nested inside of it. When the link button is pressed I want its event handler to have the option of either letting the control update as normal or doing a full postback on the page.
Here is the control hierarchy:
Page
Custom Control
UpdatePanel
LinkButton
Event handler Pseudo code:
LinkButton Click Handler Begin
If is a partial post back AND a full postback is needed
Page.DoFullPostback
End If
End Handler
Note: I aways need the partial postback to happen. I was considering injecting a __DoPostback in the controls markup but this seems hacky to me.
Thanks for your help!
Sorry, I'm not familiar with the VB, so my example source will be written in C#:
protected void btnLink_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
bool isAsync = ScriptManager.GetCurrent(Page).IsInAsyncPostBack;
bool postBackIsNeeded = true;
if (isAsync && postBackIsNeeded)
{
ScriptManager.GetCurrent(Page).RegisterPostBackControl(btnClick);
string postback = Page.ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(
btnClick,
string.Empty
);
ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript(
btnClick,
btnClick.GetType(),
"postback",
postback,
true
);
}
}
The main idea is to change the type of postback of your LinkButton control. If neccessary it should be changed to full postback instead of partial during the async postback event. Right after this, another postback script should be generated and it should be executed as soon as the page will be returned to client.
And the last thing - use loop detection condition (if (isAsync && postBackIsNeeded) in my case) otherwise postback will be infinite.
The easiest approach is to create a hidden button somewhere on your page, outside of any UpdatePanels. When you need to do a full postback, use JavaScript to either click the button or issue __doPostback() to it. You can achieve a partial postpack programmatically in JavaScript by calling __doPostback() on an UpdatePanel itself, or to a button inside one.
What's a simple good way to find out if a html button (the newer not input) caused the postback?
If the button is a HtmlButton control then you can just handle its ServerClick event:
<button id="MyButton" runat="server" onserverclick="MyButton_Click">Foo</button>
And then in your code-behind:
protected void MyButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// if you reach here it means that MyButton was clicked
}
Easiest way to do it is to add an OnClick event and just add sample code in the code behind. Then I usually add a breakpoint in the code.
I'm assuming you want to know how server-side ASP.NET code can determine if a given HTML button was pressed to cause the post back?
I can't think of any excellent solutions. Two sub-par solutions below:
1.) Add a client-side onclick to the button and have it modify a form element that the server has access to (i.e. hdnButtonClicked). The page_load will check that element and the value will allow it to determine if the HTML button was clicked.
2.) Have the button trigger a server-side method. Easiest way is to convert the button to an ASP.NET control and wire it up with an event handler but I'm sure you could work up some JavaScript to trigger a server-side method.
Unfortunately, I don't think information pertaining to how an HTML form was submitted is available on post back without some form of client side preparation. ASP.NET does this behind the scenes.