问题
i want to use an asp:LinkButton, since it looks like a link, yet also has server-side Click handler.
But the web-server seems unable to detect if javascript is disabled on the client, and doesn't render into a mechanism that still works.
Is it possible to have a link that looks like a link, but has server-side OnClick event handler?
Answer
The answer is no, but below are some workaround ideas. Accepted the one with non-zero up-votes.
回答1:
You could use CSS to style a button to look like a link, but this will be very much browser dependant, depending on the CSS implementation.
Edit: I feel compelled to complete my answer since it's been accepted.
An asp:LinkButton renders to an HTML link, and as such cannot post to a web page; but can only make get requests. To work around this MS use JavaScript to action the post. This is not possible however if Javascript is disabled.
asp:Button and asp:ImageButton are different. They submit the HTML form by posting to a web page (or get depending on the form attributes) by using true HTML form elements. So these will work without JS intervention.
Some browsers will allow CSS styling to style a button to look like a link, and as such this can be used to work around the issue.
回答2:
Just an idea:
Render an input button and use javascript to change it into a link. The button would work for non-javascript enabled browser and become a link for those who have javascript.
回答3:
With anything like this in ASP.Net I'd usually render the control, along with an "accessible control" that's hidden with JavaScript. So in this case it would render a LinkButton (hidden by default via styles), and a normal button, with some javascript registered to hide the Button and show the LinkButton.
It's quite a common workaround for ASP.Net control that don't play nicely without javascript, or when you need "Autopostback" without Javascript.
回答4:
There is no INPUT type which will look like a link. If you want to use a link to perform an INPUT type activity on a web page, it will have to navigate to the same page that you are on.
You can pass a query string variable with the link, and respond to that. It won't act exactly like a postback, instead it will just navigate to the same page that you are on.
回答5:
Just for the record, what you're asking for is possible.
You have to to configure the control like this:
<asp:LinkButton ID="lbtnRequestReview" Text="[ Request Plan Review ]" OnCommand="lbtnRequestReview_Command" CommandName="cmd" CommandArgument="0" CausesValidation="false" runat="server"/>
and put this in the code-behind:
protected void lbtnRequestReview_Command(Object sender, CommandEventArgs e)
{
//...
}
You can find more detailed information here.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/480498/asp-net-asplinkbutton-with-javascript-disabled