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All you have to do is drop a button design-time-control (DTC) on your ASP, call it cmdSave, and the proper subroutine for the click event is:
<%
sub cmdSave_onClick()
do something
end sub
%>
If you do a response.Redirect in the subroutine, make sure to put the sub at the top of your page above the first <html> tag, otherwise the page will start writing to the browser before the redirect hits, and you will get an error.
I use the same structure with DTC listboxes optiongroups, etc:
<%
sub listbox_onChange()
do something else
end sub
%>
<%
sub cmdSave_onClick()
do something
end sub
%>
If you do a response.Redirect in the subroutine, make sure to put the sub at the top of your page above the first <html> tag, otherwise the page will start writing to the browser before the redirect hits, and you will get an error.
I use the same structure with DTC listboxes optiongroups, etc:
<%
sub listbox_onChange()
do something else
end sub
%>
Here is an example of client side event trigger...
U need to add some asp coding where u need to do that from server side...
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT>
function fnFireEvents()
{
oDiv.innerText = "The cursor has moved over me!";
oButton.fireEvent("onclick"
;
}
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<h1>Using the fireEvent method</h1>
By moving the cursor over the DIV below, the button is clicked.
<P>
<DIV ID="oDiv" onmouseover="fnFireEvents();">
Mouse over this!
</DIV>
<p>
<BUTTON ID="oButton" ONCLICK="this.innerText='I have been clicked!'" >
Button</BUTTON>
</BODY>
</HTML>
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George, M
email : shaddow11_ro@yahoo.com
U need to add some asp coding where u need to do that from server side...
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<SCRIPT>
function fnFireEvents()
{
oDiv.innerText = "The cursor has moved over me!";
oButton.fireEvent("onclick"
;}
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<h1>Using the fireEvent method</h1>
By moving the cursor over the DIV below, the button is clicked.
<P>
<DIV ID="oDiv" onmouseover="fnFireEvents();">
Mouse over this!
</DIV>
<p>
<BUTTON ID="oButton" ONCLICK="this.innerText='I have been clicked!'" >
Button</BUTTON>
</BODY>
</HTML>
________
George, M
email : shaddow11_ro@yahoo.com
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