<a id="lblShowTimings"
runat="server"
title='<%# Eval("SHOW_Name") %>'
onclick='PopulateTicketDiv(<%#Eval("SHOW_ID") %>)'> <-- this is the problem
%#Eval("SHOW_Time") %>
</a>
Can Eval be passed as an argument to a javascript function? If so whats the syntax?
Yes. What you want to do is this, though:
onclick='<%# "PopulateTicketDiv(" +Eval("SHOW_ID") + " );" %>'
The above solution creates problem when you want to pass the string as parameter, you can use following syntax to get through:
OnClientClick='<%# String.Format("javascript:return displayDeleteWarning(\"{0}\")", Eval("ItemName").ToString()) %>'
Above line should work irrespective of parameter data type
OnClientClick='<%# String.Format("javascript:return displayDeleteWarning(\"{0}\")", Eval("ItemName").ToString()) %>' of Rohan's post is helpful in a situation where you want to pass 'Eval' value to javascript function as parameter. You can also pass multilple 'Eval' values as parameter.
Try
<script type="javascript">
//Pollute the global namespace
var ticketDivID = <%= SHOW_ID %>
</script>
<a id="lblShowTimings" runat="server" title='<%# Eval("SHOW_Name") %>' onclick='PopulateTicketDiv(ticketDivID)'> <%#Eval("SHOW_Time") %></a>
On a side note because you've got runat="server" you can set the onclick from the backend in OnRowDataBound if this is in a grid/repeater or on page_load if not.
You can use this syntax within a gridview, repeater or..etc.
<asp:ImageButton
ID="Imagebutton1" runat="server"
ImageUrl="../../common/images/pencil.gif"
OnClientClick='<%# String.Format("EditBankAccount(\"{0}\");", Eval("BankAccountID")) %>'
OnClick="ImgBankAccountsDGEdit_Click"/>
Your JavaScript function would be:
function EditBankAccount(bankaccountid) {
// Your code goes here
// return true OR false based on your requirement
}
Pls Check this code
onclick='<%#Eval("DocumentPath","Chk(\"{0}\")") %>'
Basically you need to escape the quote
<asp:CheckBox onclick='<%# "ToggleByPassValidationRules(" + "\"" + Eval("Name") + "\"" + ");" %>' ID="chkIsRuleActive" runat="server" Enabled="false" />
