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John #1
Webcontrols toolbar question
Hi all,
My app is using the toolbar webcontrol. Adding to and removing from the
toolbar is fine but I want to add something like an 'onclick' event to a
particular toolbaritem I'm adding to the toolbar so that it invokes a
javascript function but only for that image. How do I do this? I see that
the toolbar item does not have an 'attributes' attribute.
Regards
John.
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Alvin Bruney #2
Re: Webcontrols toolbar question
i've hacked this.
in the designer, click on the items collection and find the toolbar item in
question replace the text property with this beauty:
<span onclick="SaveToDataBase()";
style="color:blue;Border:outset;">Save</span>
it's downhill from there.
"John" <a@b.com> wrote in message
news:OZPqtmPVDHA.1812@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...> Hi all,
>
> My app is using the toolbar webcontrol. Adding to and removing from the
> toolbar is fine but I want to add something like an 'onclick' event to a
> particular toolbaritem I'm adding to the toolbar so that it invokes a
> javascript function but only for that image. How do I do this? I see that
> the toolbar item does not have an 'attributes' attribute.
>
> Regards
> John.
>
>
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