onMouseover ImageButton asp.net DataList

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I want to Bind Data On Mouse Over of My DataList ImageButton
I have place ImgaeButton having CommandArument So can i bind Some Div on mouse Over

ASP.NET

<asp:ImageButton ID="ImageButton1" runat="server" onmouseover="call(this)"  CommandArgument ='<%#Eval("UNAME") %>'/>

i want to catch commandArgument value from javascript or codebehind on mouseover

Posted 1-Feb-13 1:24am

Member-515487

Updated 1-Feb-13 5:23am

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Jameel VM 1-Feb-13 7:29am

you mean wrap a div on image when mouse hover?

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Solution 1

Please use jQuery like below.These create a parent div for image when mouse hover.Please make sure that you must implement jQuery plugin.

JavaScript

$(document).ready(function()
{
 $(".input:image").hover(function(){

$('input:image').wrap('<div class="new" />');
});
});

hope this helps

Posted 1-Feb-13 1:37am

Jameel VM

Updated 1-Feb-13 1:38am

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Member-515487 1-Feb-13 7:39am

how can i bind data for that particular ImgeButton means i want my EVAL(id)

Member-515487 1-Feb-13 7:41am

I want to fetch Value for that perticalar img button

Jameel VM 1-Feb-13 7:46am

did you display the images in datalist?

Member-515487 1-Feb-13 11:57am

yes imgbutton is in datalist on mouse over i want to grab CommandArgment value that can make me help to bind other info

Solution 2

You can use json to fetch data ,chek link http://www.jquery4u.com/json/10-example-json-files/[^]

Posted 1-Feb-13 2:27am

ddarshan

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Member-515487 · Accepted Answer · 2013-02-01T16:50:00