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| Single Click and Double Click |
| There was a requirement within MFCART to have different actions based on a Click or a Double-Click on a row of a GridView. The problem was not in adding the events to each row, that part is straightforward, but in getting the Double-Click event to fire before the Click event. Just applying the 2 events was never allowing the Double-Click to fire because after the first Click, the Click event would fire instead. |
| Calling C# and JavaScript from the same control |
| It is sometimes necessary to call a JavaScript function when an ASP.NET control is clicked on, perhaps to perform some client side editing. Based on the results from this JavaScript function, the C# code will be called. |
Latest Articles
| aaa |
| ffffff |
| Single Click and Double Click |
| There was a requirement within MFCART to have different actions based on a Click or a Double-Click on a row of a GridView. The problem was not in adding the events to each row, that part is straightforward, but in getting the Double-Click event to fire before the Click event. Just applying the 2 events was never allowing the Double-Click to fire because after the first Click, the Click event would fire instead. |
| Calling C# and JavaScript from the same control |
| It is sometimes necessary to call a JavaScript function when an ASP.NET control is clicked on, perhaps to perform some client side editing. Based on the results from this JavaScript function, the C# code will be called. |