Click on Hyperlink showing postback = false each time.

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Hi Guys,

I am using asp:HyperLink in usercontrol of my application. my hyperlink is placed in li(HTML Element) with runat="server", and NavigateUrl = "Page1.aspx"

Further I have used that control in Page1.aspx Page, and when I click on that HyperLink.

Page.IsPostBack always returns false.

Is there any way to get this as true??

I have tried alot of things including javascript __doPostback etc.

:(

Posted 13-Nov-13 0:17am

VICK

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pradiprenushe 13-Nov-13 6:50am

You are redirecting to same page. So IsPostBack giving false is correct behavior.

VICK 13-Nov-13 6:55am

Yes I know.. But I want to make it properpostback... mean to get true in return. any solution through Javascript, jquery or any thing???

pradiprenushe 13-Nov-13 6:57am

why dont you use linkButton?

VICK 13-Nov-13 7:02am

Tried.. but getting the same in return... :(

pradiprenushe 13-Nov-13 7:16am

Can you provide link button code you have used?

VICK 13-Nov-13 7:29am

<asp:LinkButton ID="lbchk" runat="server" Text="Click Here" onclick="linkClick"></asp:LinkButton>

pradiprenushe 13-Nov-13 8:51am

What you have written in linkClick? are you redirecting to page? have you used postbackurl fo any control?

VICK 17-Nov-13 23:11pm

Yes, I am redirecting to another page in linkClick().

MTProgrammer 22-Nov-13 16:57pm

Show us your linkClick()

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**VICK** · Accepted Answer · 2013-11-22T17:41:00

Solution 1

Solved it by myself.. by changing the working logic of my code accordingly.>>

Thanks to all those who viewed and gave your precious comments.

Closing this thread.

Posted 22-Nov-13 17:41pm

VICK