Adding an action behind a picture / textbox

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I'm creating a website in Visual studio , asp.net C#
I have the design of a login template but how do i add actions behind the buttons and textbox so i can put codes behind it?

When i double click it doesn't bring me to the event handler :x

Regards,
Jon

Posted 28-Oct-11 21:05pm

Rainbowhat

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Praveen Kullu 29-Oct-11 3:10am

Are you using Visual studio 2010?

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-10-28T21:30:00

Normally a double click on the item will create a handler for you and / or take you directly to the handler method. But if it isn't, then:

Click once on the object to highlight it.
Look at the Properties pane. There is a button near the top that looks like a small lightning bolt. Click it.
The properties are replaced by a list of events applicable to the object.
Double click on the event you want to handle and the skeleton code will be generated for you.

Rainbowhat · Answer 2 · 2011-10-28T22:46:00

Solution 2

Change the HTML tags into ASP: control tags eg ASP:TextBox , ASP:Button
then add a on_click="loginBTN_click" and you would be able to connect them up.

Posted 28-Oct-11 22:46pm