LinkButton
doesn't work that way. LinkButton
is more like a Button
with a Hyperlink appeareance.
So you can handle the OnClick Event.
<asp:LinkButton ID="InvoiceLink" runat="server" OnClick="InvoiceLink_Click">
<asp:Label id="labelBindfromHomeToInvoice" runat="server" Text="<%# Bind('Site_Name') %>"/>
</asp:LinkButton>
In the CodeBehind
protected void InvoiceLink_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Response.Redirect("~/Invoices/List.aspx");
}
EDITED
I will improve this answer. The main difference between HyperLink
and LinkButton
is that HyperLink
will not PostBack, it just simply request the NavigateURL to the server. The LinkButton
is just a normal Button
. This means that it will PostBack the server, with all the advantages and disadvantages to doing this (sending ViewState for example, update the controls, etc)
If you need just to redirect to another page, probably the best choice it will be HyperLink