post back url + eval() function

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hi guys

i want to redirect my page to another page and send query string with PostBackURL but it doesn't work plz help :)

C#

<asp:ImageButton ID="ImageButton2" PostBackUrl='Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook=<%#Eval("fileOuId") %>>&module=DeletFile' runat="server"/>

i get something like below in my address bar ->

http://localhost:9965/liberary/Mng/Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook=%3C%#Eval%28%22fileOuId%22%29%20%%3E%3E&module=DeletFile

i expected to see this

http://localhost:9965/liberary/Mng/Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook=201&module=DeletFile

201 bounded by Eval()

Posted 6-May-14 21:41pm

farham_heidari

Updated 6-May-14 21:46pm

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 7-May-14 3:43am

What you get is what you wrote! What the expected result?

farham_heidari 7-May-14 3:55am

i update my question and add my expectation

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Solution 1

pls try this one....

PostBackUrl='Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook='<%#Eval("fileOuId") %>'&module=DeletFile'

Posted 6-May-14 21:53pm

Kan07

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farham_heidari 7-May-14 3:58am

The server tag is not well formed.

[no name] 7-May-14 4:04am

use "Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook='<%#Eval("fileOuId") %>'&module=DeletFile"

Sanket Saxena 7-May-14 4:06am

wrong this will always throw server tag is not well formed. Cant use like this.

Solution 2

It seems you got a syntax error. All inline expressions must have a whitesapce between opening and the actual content:

ASP.NET

<asp:imagebutton id="ImageButton2" postbackurl="Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook=<%#[here must have a whitespace]Eval("fileOuId") %>>&module=DeletFile" runat="server" xmlns:asp="#unknown" />

For some reference reading: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/976112[^]

Posted 6-May-14 21:54pm

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

Updated 6-May-14 22:04pm

v2

Solution 3

Do one thing, replace your PostBackUrl bythe below one:

HTML

PostBackUrl='<%#"Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook="+ Eval("fileOuId") %>&module=DeletFile'

OR try

HTML

PostBackUrl='<%#"Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook="+ Eval("fileOuId")+&module=DeletFile %>'

Posted 6-May-14 22:09pm

Sanket Saxena

Updated 6-May-14 22:11pm

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DamithSL · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-06T22:10:00

Solution 4

try with

HTML

PostBackUrl='<%# String.Format("~/Mng.aspx?fileOutIdBook={0}&module=DeletFile", Eval("fileOuId")) %>'

Posted 6-May-14 22:10pm

DamithSL

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farham_heidari 7-May-14 4:23am

tnx boys

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