calling multiple javacripts in asp.net

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hi friends,

i'm calling two javascript functions on button click after adding them on pageload
as follows:

C#

btnSave.Attributes.Add("onclick", "return btnClickValidation();btn();");

here btnClickValidation(); returns either true or false.
and hence btn(); doesnot executes
however if I swap the calling order it works well..

Other thing that i want to do is I want to call the btn(); when postback happens... Is this possible? If yes Then how
Thanks in advance

Posted 1-Jun-12 1:32am

preet88

Updated 1-Jun-12 1:36am

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Nikhil Dayalpawar · Answer 1 · 2012-06-01T02:06:00

Solution 1

C#

//Keep as is simple
function Onclick()  {
    var b = btnClickValidation();
    if (b)
        btn();
    return b;
}

and then

btnSave.Attributes.Add("onclick", "return Onclick();");

Posted 1-Jun-12 2:06am

Nikhil Dayalpawar

Prosan · Answer 2 · 2012-06-01T02:20:00

Solution 2

simply you can call the function btn in btnClickValidation() function because when we return than it will no go to your second js function btn or you can use it as .

C#

btnSave.Attributes.Add("onclick", "var a=btnClickValidation(); if (a == true) {btn();} else { return false;}");

Posted 1-Jun-12 2:20am

Prosan

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Prosan 1-Jun-12 8:27am

it will surely work tested. you can try this.

preet88 5-Jun-12 1:19am

thanks i have done some similar kind of code in javascript itself thanks for your help.