Having problems with adding a conditional button in a grid row

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I'm trying to add a button on my grid that would call a view from my controller but only if a specific value in a field on the row existed. It looks like the best way would be to use ClientFormatFunc for this in order to check for the specific value's existence, but I'm having a problem creating the HTML in the function to be returned to the view. The error I'm seeing in Firefox is "invalid regular expression flag F". Does this have to do with improper single/double quotes in the function? The definition of the column is: new Column { ClientFormatFunc = "testCol", Header = "Test", Width = 85 } The function is: function testCol(load) { if (load.ViewFuelSolutionButton == "true") { return "<input type='button' value='Test' onclick='location.href='{1}' />", @Url.Action("FuelSolution", "Home", new { legNumber = ".(Id)" }); } } How then can I hide or display a button in my grid based on the value of a field? I'm rather new to this and I'm struggling in understanding how to make this work. Also, how can I have that open in a pop-up instead of redirecting to another page?

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Sean Davidson

asked at 10 Aug 2020

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• BI{code} ?

  your js is invalid, it seems that you're imagining some sort of c# string.format, and `.(Id)` is only to be used inside ClientFormat; --- if your struggling start simple and minimal, first try this: function testCol(load) { if (load.ViewFuelSolutionButton) { return 'a'; } return 'b'; } after you get this working, replace the `'a'` with a button, and after you get the button, add the onclick: function testCol(load) { if (load.ViewFuelSolutionButton) { return '<button type="button" class="awe-btn" onclick="openFuelSolution(' + load.Id + ')">Open</button>'; } return ''; } function openFuelSolution(id) { location.href = '@Url.Action("FuelSolution", "Home")?id=' + id; } To open a popup instead of going to another page you could have this: function condBtnPopup(load) { if (load.ViewFuelSolutionButton) { return '<button type="button" class="awe-btn o-pad" onclick="awe.open(\'details\', {params:{ id: ' + load.Id + ' }}, event)">details</button>'; } return ''; } and init the popup: @Html.Awe().InitPopup().Name("details").Url(@Url.Action("FuelSolution", "Home"))

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  answered at 10 Aug 2020

  • Perfect, thanks so much!
    at 10 Aug 2020 Sean Davidson
  • After responding I realized that I'm still having a problem with this. If I try clicking on the button a subsequent time after the first, it won't work. I see this message in the console of the browser after clicking it the first time: Uncaught TypeError: p is undefined Below that in the console, if I click on 'anonymous', it's showing 'parse' as being the problem. What would cause this?
    at 11 Aug 2020 Sean Davidson
  • perhaps the popup content contains the `_Layout.cshtml` so it loads all the scripts again, if you can't find the problem follow the instructions here: https://www.aspnetawesome.com/learn/mvc/CommonProblems#Isolate-the-problem
    at 11 Aug 2020 o

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