ASPxClientButton.Click Event
Occurs on the client side after a button is clicked.
Declaration
Click: ASPxClientEvent<ASPxClientButtonClickEventHandler<ASPxClientButton>>Event Data
The Click event's data class is ASPxClientButtonClickEventArgs. The following properties provide information specific to this event:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| cancelEventAndBubble | Specifies whether both the event’s default action and the event’s bubbling upon the hierarchy of event handlers should be canceled. |
| processOnServer | Specifies whether or not to process the event on the server. Inherited from ASPxClientProcessingModeEventArgs. |
Remarks
Write a Click event handler to provide client-side response to an end-user click on a button control.
The Click event occurs when the user releases the pressed button.
Note
When some buttons are used in a group (their ASPxButton.GroupName properties are set to the same value) a click on a checked button doesn’t raise the Click event.
Example
The complete sample project is available in the DevExpress Code Central database at E1120.
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function popupControl_Init(s, e) {
//Synchronize the client variable's value with the confirm dialog checkbox' setting
dontAskConfirmation = cbDontAsk.GetChecked();
}
function ShowPopup(rowId) {
//Assign the row's ID value to a specific label within the confirmation dialog,
//show the dialog, and set focus to the Yes button
lbRowId.SetText(rowId);
popupControl.Show();
btnYes.Focus();
}
function btnYes_Click(s, e) {
ClosePopup(true);
}
function btnNo_Click(s, e) {
ClosePopup(false);
}
function cbDontAsk_CheckedChanged(s, e){
//Synchronize the client variable's value with the confirm dialog checkbox'
//setting, and focus the Yes button
dontAskConfirmation = cbDontAsk.GetChecked();
btnYes.Focus();
}
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