Why is ClientSideOnClick not firing?

[Carsten Wuttke]

Hi,

i create a button in code-behind like this:
 Syncfusion.JavaScript.Web.Button b = new Syncfusion.JavaScript.Web.Button();
        b.Text = "Eigene Datei hochladen";
        b.ID = dialog.ID + "bup";
        b.ClientSideOnClick = "alert('Hi');";
        b.ClientIDMode = ClientIDMode.Static;
        b.Type = Syncfusion.JavaScript.ButtonType.Button;
        dialog.DialogContent.Controls.Add(b);

But the ClientSideOnClick (the alert-dialog) never appears.

Yes. I included ej.webforms.min.js

[Francis Paul Antony Raj]

Hi Carsten, 

 

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion Support. 

 

To utilize the EJ control events, please specify the event handler name (function name) and define this function at client side script section of the sample as mentioned below. 

 

[aspx.cs – code-behind] 

            Syncfusion.JavaScript.Web.Button b = new Syncfusion.JavaScript.Web.Button(); 

            b.Text = "Eigene Datei hochladen"; 

            b.ID = dialog.ID + "bup"; 

            b.ClientSideOnClick = "clientSideClick"; //event handler 'clientSideClick' 

            b.ClientIDMode = ClientIDMode.Static; 

            b.Type = Syncfusion.JavaScript.ButtonType.Button; 

            dialog.DialogContent.Controls.Add(b); 

 

[.aspx] 

<ej:Dialog ID="dialog" runat="server"></ej:Dialog> 

 

[script] 

           function clientSideClick(e) { 

               alert("hi"); 

           } 

 

P:S: EJ Event handler can have function name only and it doesn’t process the string values (like “alert('Hi');”) 

 

Regards, 

Francis Paul A. 

[Carsten Wuttke]

Thanks Francis. That worked. Even I then had the problem to give a
button-specific data with without creating a script for every single
button. But solved it with the WebControls.Button...

[Francis Paul Antony Raj]

Hi Carsten, 

 

Most Welcome. Please let us know if you need further assistance. 

 

Regards, 

Francis Paul A.