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I dont have VS.Net Right now but you can try this code:<br />
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Button DynamicButton1= new Button();<br />
b.Name=&quot;DynamicButton1&quot;+co<wbr />unterint<br />
Controls.Add(DynamicButton<wbr />1);<br />
DynamicButton1.Click+=new System.EventHandler(this.D<wbr />ynamicButt<wbr />on1_Clicke<wbr />d); // change your function name here<br />
<br />
and put your DynamicButton1_Clicked somewhere in the same class<br />

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I dont have VS.Net Right now but you can try this code:

Button DynamicButton1= new Button();
b.Name="DynamicButton1"+counterint
Controls.Add(DynamicButton1);
DynamicButton1.Click+=new System.EventHandler(this.DynamicButton1_Clicked); // change your function name here

and put your DynamicButton1_Clicked somewhere in the same class


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To complete the comments : <br />
VB.NET syntax :<br />
<br />
dim myButton as new Button<br />
AddHandler myButton.Click, AddressOf me.Button_Click<br />
<br />
if you want later to remove your handler : <br />
RemoveHandler myButton.Click, AddressOf me.Button_Click<br />
<br />
private sub Button_Click(sender as object, e as EventArgs)<br />
end Sub
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To complete the comments :
VB.NET syntax :

dim myButton as new Button
AddHandler myButton.Click, AddressOf me.Button_Click

if you want later to remove your handler :
RemoveHandler myButton.Click, AddressOf me.Button_Click

private sub Button_Click(sender as object, e as EventArgs)
end Sub

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Oops... Forget it...<br />
I haven't seen I was surfing the C# section... :&quot;&gt;
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Oops... Forget it...
I haven't seen I was surfing the C# section... :">

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you could always drag a new button on the form, then set the Visible property to false, and add your event handler... then, if you need the button, set the Visible property to true
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you could always drag a new button on the form, then set the Visible property to false, and add your event handler... then, if you need the button, set the Visible property to true

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have decalre a Button object in the form without actually droping the control onto the form.<br />
At run time i decide whether or not to add the button.<br />
<br />
How can i write an event handler for this button?
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Hi,

I have decalre a Button object in the form without actually droping the control onto the form.
At run time i decide whether or not to add the button.

How can i write an event handler for this button?

Dynamic Buttons and Events

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