Create Event Dynamically at runtime

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I want to display some result based on the content that is clicked. but i'm not sure how to get the server side click event of the content since it is created dynamically. The contents are in anchor tags and based on which one is clicked, i would want to perform a different operation. Below is my code thanks for the help

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For i As Integer = 0 To MyDataset.Tables("Ds").Rows.Count - 1
    With MyDataset.Tables("Ds").Rows(i)
        results.InnerHtml = results.InnerHtml & "<div class='nice_css'><a href='#'  runat="server" id='go" & i & "'>" & .Item("Title") & "<br />" & .Item("Description") & "</a></div>"
    End With
Next i

Posted 17-May-15 20:19pm

Nana Nyarko Abronomah

Updated 17-May-15 20:59pm

Tomas Takac

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ZurdoDev 18-May-15 9:51am

You can't add runat="server" dynamically to get dynamic controls. It won't get executed.

I'm not sure what you want exactly but you create controls by doing something like:
HtmlControl temp = new HtmlControl();
temp.InnterHtml = "sdfsdfds..."
Page.Controls.Add(temp);

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