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How to generate events in c#
This is definitely a beginner question, but I was hoping someone could explain this to me since i'm used to working with VB. In VB viewing the different events for a page or a user control is easy to do. You can select the control in the top left rectangle of the IDE and see a list of its associated events in the top right rectangle of the IDE.
In c# you can't do that. You also can't see a list of events associated with it in the properties window as far as I can tell. If you double click the control in designer mode you will generate the method signature for its default event but nothing else.
I am trying to make the RowCreated event for a grid view in C#. Is there a way to generate a method signature for this event?
In c# you can't do that. You also can't see a list of events associated with it in the properties window as far as I can tell. If you double click the control in designer mode you will generate the method signature for its default event but nothing else.
I am trying to make the RowCreated event for a grid view in C#. Is there a way to generate a method signature for this event?
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Mike Tomlinson
Select the GridView. Now hit the "Lightning Bolt" icon in the Properties Pane to see a list of events for it. Scroll down to the "RowCreated" entry and double click to the right.
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Thanks everyone for your help. Unfortunatley the lightning bolt method is one that I attempted before and I couldn't seem to get it to work. But thanks!