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Well, the sender is whatever triggered the event. But in your case. Most people just pass in the &quot;Me&quot; keyword. As for the event erguments, just use &quot;System.Web.UI.ImageClickE<wbr />ventArgs.E<wbr />mpty&quot; Since you aren't doing anything fancy.<br />
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So it would look something like this from within your code.<br />
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cmdSubmit_Click(Me, ImageClickEventArgs.Empty)<wbr />
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Well, the sender is whatever triggered the event. But in your case. Most people just pass in the "Me" keyword. As for the event erguments, just use "System.Web.UI.ImageClickEventArgs.Empty" Since you aren't doing anything fancy.

So it would look something like this from within your code.

cmdSubmit_Click(Me, ImageClickEventArgs.Empty)

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I have an imagebutton:<br />
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cmdSubmit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.ImageClickEv<wbr />entArgs)<br />
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How do I raise it's click event within the code behind, specifically, what are the parameters to pass
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I have an imagebutton:

cmdSubmit_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.ImageClickEventArgs)

How do I raise it's click event within the code behind, specifically, what are the parameters to pass

Raising a click event programmatically

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