"Phillip N Rounds" <prounds@cassandragroup.com> wrote in message
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>I have had a recurring problem with my VS2003
>
> 1: It keeps loosing certain types of code, specifically
>
> MyButton.Attributes.Add("onclick", "myJavaScriptFunction();");
>
> I add this in the
> private void InitializeComponent() method, after all the appropriate
> C# event handlers are added.
>
> Am I adding it in the wrong place?

> I also occasionally lose JavaScript in the HTML.

Phillip N Rounds wrote:

> I have had a recurring problem with my VS2003
>
> 1: It keeps loosing certain types of code, specifically
>
> MyButton.Attributes.Add("onclick", "myJavaScriptFunction();");
>
> I add this in the
> private void InitializeComponent() method, after all the appropriate C#
> event handlers are added.
>
> Am I adding it in the wrong place?
>
> I also occasionally lose JavaScript in the HTML. I've had instances where
> all the JavaScript has been wiped out after re-compiling and debugging a
> solution.
> I've smartened up ( a bit ), and put all my JavaScript in separate files,
> but I would like to know if this is a recurrent problem out there and if
> there are any fixes.
>
> Thanks
>
> Phil
>

"David" <ramchyld@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Phillip N Rounds wrote:
>
>> I have had a recurring problem with my VS2003
>>
>> 1: It keeps loosing certain types of code, specifically
>>
>> MyButton.Attributes.Add("onclick", "myJavaScriptFunction();");
>>
>> I add this in the
>> private void InitializeComponent() method, after all the appropriate
>> C# event handlers are added.
>>
>> Am I adding it in the wrong place?
>>
>> I also occasionally lose JavaScript in the HTML. I've had instances
>> where all the JavaScript has been wiped out after re-compiling and
>> debugging a solution.
>> I've smartened up ( a bit ), and put all my JavaScript in separate files,
>> but I would like to know if this is a recurrent problem out there and if
>> there are any fixes.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Phil
> I've seen this happen to my own codes as well. If you remember the name of
> the code, simply go into the property of the object, click on the little
> button with the lightning on it and change it back(usually code like
> my_button_click_0 would change to something like my_button_click_0_1).
> Check it out.