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I want to build Href using onclick Event. Add parameters from hidden fields on the page to Href

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If these hidden fields are part of the databinding source collection then you can pass multiple parameters to a HyperLinkField GridView column. eg:

<asp:HyperLinkField DataNavigateUrlFields="id, field1, field2" DataNavigateUrlFormatString="/page.aspx?id={0}&hdn1={1}&hdn3={2}" />

Edit:

OK if it's client side, then you will have to do this via javascript.

I would add an onclick handler to each of your links:

<a href="details.aspx?id=123" onclick="detailsHandler(this.href); return false;" />

then a javascript function to handle the redirect:

function detailsHandler(href) {
    var hiddenField = document.getElementById('eleID').value;
    //get any other hidden fields and append them.
    href = href + "&amp;hnd1=" + hiddenfield;
    //then redirect to the revised url
    window.location = href;
}

DaRKoN_ 2010-02-16 03:49:49

How do I add this to each link on the page? Gridview complains that it does not have a public property named onclick

Jordan Johnson 2010-02-16 04:33:58

$('.ItemLink').click(function(){ detailsHandler(this.href); return false;});

Jordan Johnson 2010-02-16 05:33:18

If you're using the GridView HyperLinkField column then it doesn't have any event properties. You can either do it programatically (eg, hook into the OnRowDataBound event of the gridview, and modify each row as they are created) or what I would do is use a TemplateField instead, and then just use a normal anchor tag in it. (Or use the jQuery method mentioned above).

DaRKoN_ 2010-02-16 23:03:03

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