One button for two actions

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Good morging!
I have two link at page: edit and add and one button Submit.
When i click it edit, mu button changes text on "Edit", and changes to "Add" when click another link
I want no make that my button function two actions: edit and add. What i must to send button, that after in body of button_click() catch it and meke tru condition?

So i can check it how as:

C#

button_click () {
if (BtnAct.text == "Add") {
this.Add();
} else {
this.Edit();
}

}

But it is ugly code

Posted 18-Mar-13 23:25pm

Junoli

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gouravkaila 19-Mar-13 6:49am

lolz!

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gouravkaila · Answer 1 · 2013-03-19T00:53:00

Solution 1

I think checking the text property is really a bad idea.

On what condition you are changing the text??? You may use the same condition to alter a sever side flag let say a boolean type isAddButton. Make it true/false and use it rather than using client side control properties.

:):)

Posted 19-Mar-13 0:53am

gouravkaila

vishal.shimpi · Answer 2 · 2013-03-19T01:22:00

make one Enum variable like

public Enum Action
{
    Add, Edit
};

make one public property of it like

public Action EnumAction
{
    get;
    set;
}

now when u want to make action "add" then simply assing the value of EnumAction = Action.Add
and when u want to make action "edit" then simply assing the value of EnumAction = Action.Edit

and check it at your button click event...

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