Excellent point, Caloggins ! I forgot all about the PostBackUrl property !
On Jan 1, 4:52 pm, caloggins <[email protected]> wrote: > First, it's probably better to write the line: > > Int Bid=int.parse(DataList1.DataKeys[0].ToString()); > > as this: > > int bid = Convert.ToInt32(DataList1.DataKeys[0]); > > (The second contains only one conversion, not two.) > > If the link button is simply redirecting the to the new page, then > there is no reason you even need the click event. If the data key > column of the information is named 'Id', bind that to the PostBackUrl > of the LinkButton. If you actually need to do some processing of data > before the redirect, then you can pass the data key through the > CommandArgument field. It would probably be a good idea to read about > the DataList a bit, specifically the 'ItemCommand' event.
