how to handle mouse events in asp.net
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You can do it using client scripts (JavaScript).
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You can do it using client scripts (JavaScript).
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i am using a datalist and want to check single or double click when an button is present in it.
modified on Monday, November 3, 2008 9:59 PM
You can handle the single click through ASP.NET itself. Just edit the template and double click the button, it automatically takes you to the codebehind. Double click can be handled through JavaScript only. Since you need both, better handle both through JavaScript and fire the Postback from the client script.
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You can handle the single click through ASP.NET itself. Just edit the template and double click the button, it automatically takes you to the codebehind. Double click can be handled through JavaScript only. Since you need both, better handle both through JavaScript and fire the Postback from the client script.
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You can handle the single click through ASP.NET itself. Just edit the template and double click the button, it automatically takes you to the codebehind. Double click can be handled through JavaScript only. Since you need both, better handle both through JavaScript and fire the Postback from the client script.
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