Multiple staged buttons in ASP.NET

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Hi,

is there a way to use multiple stage buttons to insert values for database ?

Buttons have one stage like submit, checkbox have two (on off), i want a button that changes red,orange,green in each click. After preparing like 30 buttons on the right color i need to submit these to database...

Should i use image buttons and javascript or is there an easy way of doing this. i use asp.net and mysql.

i could do this very easily with flash if it was a php project but i dont know what to use in asp.net... And i dont want to use flash for being mobile friendly

Posted 21-Jan-16 2:09am

burakdogmus

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ZurdoDev 21-Jan-16 8:55am

There is no built-in way to do it that I know of; other than using CSS and keeping track of the next state.

Sinisa Hajnal 21-Jan-16 9:35am

Add custom data-color or data-status attribute in the button and track it that way.
<button id="btnFirst" runat="server" data-color="Red" ></button>

If there are only three stages, you could use three-state checkbox/checkbutton

burakdogmus 22-Jan-16 9:00am

Indeterminate Checkboxes i guess...three state checkbox seem to be only visual. when i scan the value it gives 1 or 0 only. indeterminate state render different in browser but value doesn't change.

custom attribute thing is a good idea. ill work on that...

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Jan-16 10:05am

Not clear. What stages? "Submit these..." what "these"? buttons? :-)
—SA

burakdogmus 22-Jan-16 8:35am

those stages will be used in attendance. absent, present, excused absence, left with permision, left without permission. 5stage would be confusing so 3 stage would be enough.

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