Anyone know why a simple onclick="btnSubmit_Click" button that calls a server-side function would work in Firefox but not IE.
A:
Server side code is irrespective of the browser.Hope some problem with your code only.Check it
anishmarokey
2010-09-21 17:26:40
See my comment above. I'm clueless as to why this would fire depending on the browser I'm thinking it's a server setting.
Ricky
2010-09-21 17:31:20
Not sure, but it sounds as if they're saying the button is not triggering the server-side code.
Steven Sudit
2010-09-21 17:51:56
Yes that's what I'm saying. But only in IE what could possibly be the basis for this. It doesn't make sense.
Ricky
2010-09-21 18:00:00
@Ricky. Keep it simple. Create a new ASP.NET Web app with a simple form, add a button which fires an OnClick to it. Im pretty sure that will work in IE, which implies its not IE the problem, but how you've implemented it.
RPM1984
2010-09-22 00:47:07
A:
It's the default button behavior. In all browsers I've tested except Internet Explorer, a button without a type attribute saying otherwise has a default submit behavior. In IE, it's just a button (type="button"), running local code, by default; you need to add a type="submit" attribute to cause the form to be submitted to the server for processing if the called local code doesn't submit it for you.
Stan Rogers
2010-09-21 17:53:17
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Not knowing the details of your implementation, I suggest trying to use Internet Explorer's developer tool, to see what is being posted, if anything, when you click that button.
It may lead you to something else that could help you solve the problem.
Roberto Sebestyen
2010-09-21 18:00:55