my link button -
<asp:LinkButton runat="server" ID="lbtnEdit" Text="edit" OnClientClick="javascript:msgDisp('<%# Eval(LocationId).toString() %>')" />
and the javascript msgDisp is-
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
function msgDisp(lid) {
alert(lid);
}
</script>
but it is not giiving LocationId in pop but the whole string <%#......%> is comin in popup message. How can I pass Eval values in javascript.
You can build the entire contents of OnClientClick
as a string within the code brackets and it will output like you're expecting.
<asp:LinkButton runat="server" ID="lbtnEdit" Text="edit"
OnClientClick='<%# "msgDisp(" + Eval("LocationId") + ");" %>' />
This is assuming LocationId is a valid number- there are no quote marks to wrap your value when it renders, so outputting something like msgDisp(hello);
is going to break. I don't know how to address that in this manner, so if you have to do that I would recommend setting OnClientClick
server side during the ItemDataBound
event. Here's what it would like where the parent is a Repeater
control.
protected void notesRepeater_ItemDataBound(object sender, RepeaterItemEventArgs e)
{
MyClass item = (MyClass)e.Item.DataItem;
LinkButton lbtnEdit = (LinkButton)e.Item.FindControl("lbtnEdit");
lbtnEdit.OnClientClick = string.Format("msgDisp('{0}');", item.LocationId);
}
If you are getting your binding expression tags (<%# ... %>) rendered in the markup, it means your LinkButton is not initialized in a binding container. A binding container can be, as @lincolnk demonstrated, an Repeater or GridView item, a Calendar cell, etc. Also, you do not have to prefix your function call with "javascript:". The value of the OnClientClick property is rendered as the handler of the anchor's onclick event.
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