Hello Experts,
I am trying to toggle the visibility of two UpdatePanels from the onclick event of a button within each of the UpdatePanels. I think I can manage this by passing two ids into the Onclick event of the buttons. The first id I would pass would be the id of the UpdatePanel I would like to hide. The second id would be the id of the UpdatePanel I would like to show.
I'm fairly new to VB.NET and I'm not sure how to pass these ids into the onclick event.
My UpdatePanels are generated programatically and associated with records from a database. The UpdatePanel that is visible on Page Load is given the id of "noEdit" & articleID. The hidden UpdatePanel is given the id of "edit" & articleID.
I'm creating the button like so:
'build edit button
btnEdit = New Button
btnEdit.ID = "btnEdit" & articleID
btnEdit.CssClass = "btn"
btnEdit.Text = "Edit"
Can this be done?
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I guess my question is how do I use btnEdit.CommandName, btnEdit.CommandArguments. From your comment I can't really tell the difference between the two.
Is this what you mean?
btnEdit.CommandName = "noEdit" & articleID
btnEdit.CommandArguments = "Edit" & articleID
And then what does the Sub Onclick look like?
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by: here4u247Posted on 2007-05-23 at 07:33:24ID: 19141817
use, btnEdit.CommandName and btnEdit.Commandarguments to store the ids, on the onclick just call the values of these properties....
i.e.
((UpdatePane)Page.FindCont
((UpdatePane)Page.FindCont
hope that make sense...