I have two buttons: btnAdd
and btnUpdate
. I have written a jquery function for the button btnUpdate
to validate some fields in the web page:
$ (function () {$ ('# & lt ;% = BtnUpdate.ClientID% & gt; '). Click (function () {code here});});
I want to do the same thing when btnAdd
is clicked. So I have to rewrite the same function for BTNAD. Is there any other way to avoid this?
(If I type a javascript function and call the same function in the button click event of both buttons, then okay. But is there any way to use jQuery?)
< / Div>
Select two buttons separated by commas: ("# add, #update"). Click here ...
This appears in your code:
$ (function () {$ ('# & lt;% = btnUpdate.ClientID% & gt ;, # Click & lt;% = btn.ClickEdit% & Gt; '). Click (function () {code here});});
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