I have asp button:
<asp:button ID="btn1" runat="server" CommandArgument="" CssClass="btn1" OnClick="button_click"></asp:button>
and script:
$("a").click(function () {
var val = $(this).attr('id').toString();
$('.btn1').attr('CommandArgument',val);
alert($('.btn1').attr('CommandArgument').toString());
$('.btn1').click();
});
after click it alerts me command argument. But on next step - when i trigger btn1 click with jquery it goes to codebehind and command argument is empty. Can i pass somehow command argument with jquery?
I've tried to save value to global variables but after postback they're all empty. And i don't want to use cookies or viewstate for that.
Thanks!
Try this. It worked for me.
//Client Side JQuery:
//Server side click method
Or you can try this one:
'OtherInformation' can be replaced by any string or variable.
e.g.
$('#calendar').fullCalendar('getDate').getMonth()+','+$('#calendar').fullCalendar('getDate').getFullYear()
CodeBehindFunction is the code behind function that executes on the server when you click the button (e.g. a button that prints a report and needs jquery values in codebehind function).
In codebehind function you can get the arguments by Request.Form["__EVENTARGUMENT"]
CommandArgument
is completely a server-side property and doesn't render any html attribute. So you can't change any button's attribute and fire click on it. The good news is that you can fire postback with client-side __doPostBack function and pass your custom value as second parameter:And you can get passed argument in server click handler from the Request.Form collection:
If script above won't work then maybe __doPostBack function not defined on page. In this case add this code to Page_PreRender method:
ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(btn1, string.Empty);
this will force page to define__doPostBack
method on page.I find using __doPostBack('id','args') creates a full page postback when on a submit button. I find it easier is add a hiddenfield the page, set the value, then call the button.click() event
I usually just add an attribute to the button in the code behind, then access it through the DOM in Javascript or jQuery.
This will render out to the page, and you can then access the value using Javascript.