{#foreach $T.d as post}
<tr PostID="{$T.post.ID}">
  <td>{$T.post.Date}</td>
  <td><a href="{$T.post.Link}">{$T.post.Title}</a></td>
  <td>{$T.post.Description}</td>
  <td><a href="#" class="deleteCommand">Delete</a></td>
</tr>
{#/for}

Then an event handler like this could act on those delete links:

$('a.deleteCommand').live('click', function(evt) {
  evt.preventDefault();
 
  var PostID = $(this).attr('PostID');
 
  // $.ajax() call to your delete web service, using PostID.
});

Question:
I am trying to implement the following functionality:
With asp.net repeater it will allow me to use a linkbutton like this:

<asp:LinkButton OnClick="LinkButtonDelete_Clicked" CommandArgument='’ ID=”LinkButtonDelete” runat=”server”>

I could then implement the method LinkButtonDelete_Clicked() event on the server side and capture the Object’s ID from the commandArgument and Delete that particular record from the database.

I need that exact functionality with the client side repeater where i can call a web service to delete a record from the repeater.

Any help is appreciated.

Me Web Method(It is in web service) will be like:

[WebMethod]
public IEnumerable GetUserArticles(int param1,param2)
{
  return EntityManager.FindRecords(arg1,arg2..);
}

I am returning the collection of Entity Class objects to Client side. I don’t want to apply methods like ‘GetFormattedDesc’ here as My Client side repeater control will be used at many places, so I would not like to impose operations here. I would leave on the user end who will implement the repeater to use server side method on a column say description here.

According to the your second suggestion I did this:

{#foreach $T.d as post}
  <li><a href="{CreateUrl($T.post.ID)}" rel="nofollow">{$T.post.Headline}</a>
  </li>
{#/for}
 
function CreateUrl(id)
{
  //do logic
  return "http://www.ggogle.com";
}

But no success the href is rendering as it is:

{CreateUrl($T.post.ID)

How can I get the URL Bind dynamically for each row as I was doing in my ASP.NET repeater.
In ASP.NET I was able to do like this way:

<asp:HyperLink ID="hypTest" runat="server" NavigateUrl='<%# CreateUrl(Eval("ID")%>'><%# Eval("ID") %></asp:HyperLink>

[WebMethod]
public static IEnumerable GetFeedburnerItems(int Count)
{
  XDocument feedXML = 
    XDocument.Load("http://feeds.encosia.com/Encosia");
 
  var feeds = 
    from feed in feedXML.Descendants("item")
    select new
    {
      Title = GetFormattedTitle(feed.Element("title").Value),
      Description = GetFormattedDesc(feed.Element("description").Value)
    };
  return feeds.Take(Count);
}

2)Convert your server-side GetFormattedDesc() method into javascript and call it client-side…

{#foreach $T.d as post}
 
{$T.post.Date}
{GetFormattedTitle($T.post.Title)}
{GetFormattedDesc($T.post.Description)}
 
{#/for}

Calling a method on the server requires a web method and would be inefficient in a repeater-type situation.

In your code:

Date
Title
Excerpt

{#foreach $T.d as post}

{$T.post.Date}
{$T.post.Title}
{$T.post.Description}

{#/for}

I need ItemDatabound feature say :

I need this

GetFormattedDesc({$T.post.Description})

GetFormattedDesc is server side method which process the the Description and brings the formatted output.
Can it be possible to do ItemDatabound like feature in above example which you have provided.

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