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Event does not fire!

MSG Servicos de Informatica
4/6/2006 12:12:02 PM

visual studio .net debugging:

Hi All!

I'm having a problem with an application that I converted to Visual Studio
2005;
The problem follows below.
My Application (ASP .NET with C#)constructs the GUI dinamically. The app
have Buttons that I change their events manually like the line bellow:

Button myButton = new Button();
myButton.Click += new EventHandler(<My method>);

This code worked a long time when this application was in Visual Studio 2003
with Framework 1.1, but when I converted to Framework 2.0 (with Vs.net 2005)
the event does not fire.
The Application only do the PostBack but does not fire the event of the
button!

What can I making wrong?

Thanks in Advance!

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MSG Servicos de Informatica

RE: Event does not fire!

MSG Servicos de Informatica
4/6/2006 12:19:02 PM

Note:
I created other project to isolate the problem. I wrote this code and it
worked normally.
What's diferent in my application of this other test application??
The code that associate the event handler is in a class library.
Ok!
I have been moved the code to my application, and not worked again! :(

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MSG Servicos de Informatica
Rio de Janeiro / Brazil

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RE: Event does not fire!

jetan NO[at]SPAM online.microsoft.com (
4/7/2006 12:00:00 AM

Hi,

Thanks for your post!

It seems that your problem is project specific, which does not exist in a
new sample project.

Regarding your issue, I suggest you comment your code snippet one by one to
narrow down your problem to a much simpler project. Thanks

Additionally, I do not think this issue has too much to do with
vsnet.debugging, you'd better post such issue in Asp.net newsgroup.

Best regards,
Jeffrey Tan
Microsoft Online Community Support
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