The server tag is not well formed for linkbutton in the gridview

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hi guys i have used linkbutton in the gridview itemtemplate
but i got this error
"The server tag is not well formed."
i'm checked all close tags but i think is ok

ASP

<asp:linkbutton 
    id="lnkBtnDelete" 
    runat="server" 
    OnClientClick='return confirm('"وضعیت پلن به"+ <%#Eval("pStatus").ToString().Equals("0") ? "فعال تغیر کند؟" : "به غیر فعال تغیر کند؟" %>+"')"
    xmlns:asp="#unknown" 
    CommandName="statusUpdate" 
    CommandArgument='<%#Eval("id") %>' 
    CssClass='label label-<%# Eval("pStatus").ToString().Equals("0") ? "danger" : "success" %>'> 
    <%# Eval("pStatus").ToString().Equals("0") ? "فعال" : "غیرفعال" %> 
</asp:linkbutton>

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searching on another posts on the internet and can't find anything

Posted 4-Jan-24 21:55pm

uniservice333

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Richard MacCutchan 5-Jan-24 4:08am

I am not an asp expert, but I think you may have mis-matched quotes in the OnClientClick attributes.

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Richard Deeming · Accepted Answer · 2024-01-04T22:21:00

Solution 1

Aside from the mis-matched quotes, adding an unconditional return to the OnClientClick will break the behaviour of the LinkButton, since it relies on executing additional JavaScript after that code has executed.

Try:

ASPX

<asp:LinkButton
    id="lnkBtnDelete" runat="server"
    OnClientClick='<%# "if(!confirm(&quot;وضعیت پلن به" + (Eval("pStatus").ToString().Equals("0") ? "به غیر فعال تغیر کند؟" : "فعال تغیر کند؟") + "&quot;)){return false;}" %>'
    ....

Posted 4-Jan-24 22:21pm

Richard Deeming

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uniservice333 5-Jan-24 4:48am

ty richard but i got another error with your code "CS1056: Unexpected character '؟'"
and in second quot in aspx page

Richard Deeming 5-Jan-24 4:53am

Maybe it's the encoding of the ASPX file?

You could try building the string in the code-behind:

public static string BuildDeleteConfirmation(string pStatus)
{
    return "if(!confirm(\"وضعیت پلن به" + (string.Equals(pStatus, "0") ? "به غیر فعال تغیر کند؟" : "فعال تغیر کند؟") + "\")){return false;}";
}

OnClientClick='<%# BuildDeleteConfirmation(Eval("pStatus", "{0}")) %>'

uniservice333 5-Jan-24 5:26am

ty dude resolved 👍👍👍