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In an asp user control I have a button:

<asp:Button ID="addButton" runat="server" Text="Add"  OnClientClick="return function()".

I had written jquery code to hide a control( validationsummary) present in the page inside function().

When I wrote "return function()" it behaved as I expected and the control got hidden. While when I wrote only "function"()" the control got hidden but reappeared. What exactly is the difference between the two?

In an asp.net user control I have a button:

<asp:Button ID="addButton" runat="server" Text="Add"  OnClientClick="return function()".

I had written jquery code to hide a control( validationsummary) present in the page inside function().

When I wrote "return function()" it behaved as I expected and the control got hidden. While when I wrote only "function"()" the control got hidden but reappeared. What exactly is the difference between the two?

  • c#
  • javascript
  • jquery
  • asp.net
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First : the client side runs (OnClientClick)

Then - the server side.

But

The client side code can prevent execution of server side by return true/false.

usually we use it for validation , before submitting to server.

Do this and your server side will ( without hacking) never work :

OnClientClick="return false;"

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