Asp.Net button click event

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Hi,

I Have 2 buttons. On clicking on 1st button, button click event will get triggered. On clicking on 2nd button 1st button's triggered event should get stopped. How to do that?

Regards, Kiruba

Posted 6-Aug-14 7:53am

kirubakaran3@yahoo.co.in

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Aug-14 14:06pm

What have you tried so far?
—SA

kirubakaran3@yahoo.co.in 6-Aug-14 14:09pm

On Button1 click we are making database call. If we want to cancel that call, have to click on Button2. In turn it should stop the Database call triggered by Button1.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 6-Aug-14 14:26pm

I doubt it's possible. The database statements are transactional, they have to be complete.
—SA

Dilan Shaminda 6-Aug-14 14:07pm

what you are doing inside ButtonClick1 and ButtonClick2?

kirubakaran3@yahoo.co.in 6-Aug-14 14:09pm

On Button1 click we are making database call. If we want to cancel that call, have to click on Button2. In turn it should stop the Database call triggered by Button1.

Dilan Shaminda 6-Aug-14 14:17pm

I don't think it is a good idea.What will happen if you stop the database call in the middle of the task you are doing with the database?it may cause some unexpected results.Could you please explain it more clearly what you want to archive or post your code here.Then others can help you :-)

kirubakaran3@yahoo.co.in 6-Aug-14 14:23pm

The reason why am asking is, On button1 click event database call will be made. If it takes more time to return the value, Button2 should be clicked to stop the call.

Dilan Shaminda 6-Aug-14 14:38pm

try using BackgroundWorker thread for database call

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Answer 1 · 2014-08-06T11:56:00

This won't be handle able using ASP.NET because ASP.NET doesn't work with such task.

To cancel the event handler you can here use the C# Thread. Which will execute if the button2 is not clicked, and will stop if you click on the button2.

C# threads are very helpfull if you're working with data that depends on the state of some other process. This way you can handle the UI seperately and the business logic will be handled seperately.

So the short answer will be, to create a class inside the App_Code folder and then use the Thread in that file, and create the function to trigger the Thread and if the second button is clicked stop the thread.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.threading.thread(v=vs.110).aspx[^]