calling one controls event to another control

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In my gridview have linkbutton. While clicking onclick event get fired. But can i do the same thing by mouseover?

i already wrote a code for linkbutton in that gridview. but i will work by mouse click. now i want to access the same code by mouseovering.
Means, if i bring mouse pointer to first row of the gridview , i need to fire the linkbutton's onclick event. is any way to do this?

pls help...
thanks in advance

Posted 30-Jul-13 22:32pm

vineeth raju

Updated 31-Jul-13 21:20pm

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jackspero18 · Answer 1 · 2013-07-30T22:36:00

Solution 1

HTML

<button id="someButton">Mouse over me!</button>

JavaScript

<script>
// The $ function is used as short-hand for document.ready function.
// http://api.jquery.com/jQuery/
$(function() {
    $("button#someButton").mouseover(function() {
        alert("Hello world");
    });
});
</script></script>

Posted 30-Jul-13 22:36pm

jackspero18

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vineeth raju 31-Jul-13 4:44am

i already wrote a code for linkbutton in that gridview. but i will work by mouse click. now i want to access the same code by mouseovering.
Means, if i bring mouse pointer to first row of the gridview , i need to fire the linkbutton's onclick event. is any way to do this?

Zafar Sultan · Answer 2 · 2013-07-30T23:40:00

Solution 2

So you want to call server side method from client side. For this you can use jQuery's .ajax() method. For a detailed implementation and example check this[^] link.

Posted 30-Jul-13 23:40pm

Zafar Sultan

Sreejith MV · Answer 3 · 2013-07-31T04:51:00

Solution 3

Simple solution is to trigger the hyperlink click on mouse over.

for grid view you can add mouse over using :

C#

e.Row.Attributes["onmouseover"] = "ClickLink()";

ClickLink()is a javaScript function like below

C#

function ClickLisk() {
     document.getElementById('link').click(); //link is the id for <a href> tag
}

You can pass id for hyperlink as parameter of function call to trigger link dynamically.

Hope this Helps
Happy Coding :-)

Posted 31-Jul-13 4:51am

Sreejith MV

Updated 1-Aug-13 1:27am

v2

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vineeth raju 1-Aug-13 3:08am

how it will be work inside a gridview?

vineeth raju 1-Aug-13 3:16am

my links are occupied inside of the gridview rows.

Sreejith MV 1-Aug-13 7:28am

I updated the answer hope this will help you

vineeth raju 2-Aug-13 0:32am

in each grid rows the id link is changing.. then how can i take the link id?

Dholakiya Ankit · Answer 4 · 2013-08-01T01:43:00

XML

use javascript will be easier

<pre lang="HTML">&lt;button id="buttonb"  önclientclick="return getbuttonbclick()" /&gt;</pre>

<pre lang="Javascript">function getbuttonbclick()
{
      document.getelementbyid(textboxa).value=document.getelementbyid(textboxb).value

}</pre>

onrowdatabound of gridview

<pre lang="c#">buttonb.attributes.add("onclick","document.getelementbyid(clientid of buttona).value=document.getelementbyid(clientid of button b).value")</pre>
inside update panel it will work fine :)

this is just example :)