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Hello,

I need to repeat an asp:imagebutton whch has an onclick
event associated it. Is there a way to do it?

"VK" <> wrote in news:03c101c549aa
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> I need to repeat an asp:imagebutton whch has an onclick
> event associated it. Is there a way to do it?

Yes... bind the event dynamically to the repeated buttons with AddHandler.

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Thanks for your reply. But I dont know how often the image
has to be repeated. It is based on the height of the
screen. I dont know how to calculate that. Furthermore, I
would like to have only one button if it is possible. If
not please let me know how to solve that probkem.

THanks again


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>"VK" <> wrote in
news:03c101c549aa
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>
>> I need to repeat an asp:imagebutton whch has an
onclick
>> event associated it. Is there a way to do it?
>
>Yes... bind the event dynamically to the repeated buttons
with AddHandler.
>
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>Lucas Tam ()
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replying.
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"VK" <> wrote in news:1f9401c549ad
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> Thanks for your reply. But I dont know how often the image
> has to be repeated. It is based on the height of the
> screen. I dont know how to calculate that.

You can use Javascript or a component like BrowserHawk to get the screen
resolution.


> Furthermore, I
> would like to have only one button if it is possible. If
> not please let me know how to solve that probkem.

You can bind the same event handler to multiple buttons dynamically. Or you
can make multiple buttons call the same event handler.

Binding the event is the easy part. Figuring the screen resolution of the
user's screen is probably what you should be focusing on.
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