Unobtrusively change/wrap the onclick event handler in jQuery
In designing a user control that does quite a bit of UI manipulation to an ASP.NET page on the client-side of things, I ran into a bit of trouble in using a 'wrapper' onclick handler for a GridView row onclick event. I will be putting this user control on many pages and did not want to couple the control to the page, or at least I wanted to minimize that coupling as much as possible. Ultimately, I was left with two choices: manually change the server-side injected javascript for the row's onclick event on every page, or find a way to do it in the user control. The user control uses the jQuery library, so I was in luck. When I say I want it to be unobtrusive, I mean I want to execute whatever code the row's event handler has been coded to execute, but under the inspection of my user control (i.e. - to only do so conditionally). My user control injects a new column into the GridView when a certain mode is introduced, which column is purely independent of the re...