/// <summary>
/// Allows a listener to be associated to a client side post back
/// </summary>
/// <param name="objParent">The current control on the page or the page itself. Depending on where the page is in its lifecycle it may not be possible to add a control directly to the page object, therefore we will use the current control being rendered to append the postback control.</param>
/// <param name="strEventName">Name of the event to sync. If a page contains more than a single client side event only the events associated with the passed in name will be raised.</param>
/// <param name="objDelegate">Server side AddressOf the function to handle the event</param>
/// <param name="blnMultipleHandlers">Boolean flag to determine if multiple event handlers can be associated to an event.</param>
/// <remarks>
/// </remarks>
/// <history>
/// [Jon Henning] 9/15/2004 Created
/// </history>
public static void RegisterPostBackEventHandler(Control objParent, string strEventName, ClientAPIPostBackControl.PostBackEvent objDelegate, bool blnMultipleHandlers)
{
const string CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID = "ClientAPIPostBackCtl";
Control objCtl = Globals.FindControlRecursive(objParent.Page, CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID); //DotNetNuke.Globals.FindControlRecursive(objParent, CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID)
if (objCtl == null)
{
objCtl = new ClientAPIPostBackControl(objParent.Page, strEventName, objDelegate);
objCtl.ID = CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID;
objParent.Controls.Add(objCtl);
RegisterClientVariable(objParent.Page, "__dnn_postBack", GetPostBackClientHyperlink(objCtl, "[DATA]"), true);
}
else if (blnMultipleHandlers)
{
((ClientAPIPostBackControl)objCtl).AddEventHandler(strEventName, objDelegate);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Allows a listener to be associated to a client side post back
/// </summary>
/// <param name="objParent">The current control on the page or the page itself. Depending on where the page is in its lifecycle it may not be possible to add a control directly to the page object, therefore we will use the current control being rendered to append the postback control.</param>
/// <param name="strEventName">Name of the event to sync. If a page contains more than a single client side event only the events associated with the passed in name will be raised.</param>
/// <param name="objDelegate">Server side AddressOf the function to handle the event</param>
/// <param name="blnMultipleHandlers">Boolean flag to determine if multiple event handlers can be associated to an event.</param>
/// <remarks>
/// </remarks>
/// <history>
/// [Jon Henning] 9/15/2004 Created
/// </history>
public static void RegisterPostBackEventHandler(Control objParent, string strEventName, ClientAPIPostBackControl.PostBackEvent objDelegate, bool blnMultipleHandlers)
{
const string CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID = "ClientAPIPostBackCtl";
Control objCtl = Globals.FindControlRecursive(objParent.Page, CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID); //DotNetNuke.Globals.FindControlRecursive(objParent, CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID)
if (objCtl == null)
{
objCtl = new ClientAPIPostBackControl(objParent.Page, strEventName, objDelegate);
objCtl.ID = CLIENTAPI_POSTBACKCTL_ID;
objParent.Controls.Add(objCtl);
RegisterClientVariable(objParent.Page, "__dnn_postBack", GetPostBackClientHyperlink(objCtl, "[DATA]"), true);
}
else if (blnMultipleHandlers)
{
((ClientAPIPostBackControl)objCtl).AddEventHandler(strEventName, objDelegate);
}
}
