A bit stuck adding code to Buttons

[AndrewA]

I'm writing a program which accessess function in a .dll which occasionally raises events. I'm Caputuring these events within my program and I want to display a prompt (much like a modal dialog box) so the user can ok/cancel it. I've donr the code which creates the Box , labels and buttons but what I can't seem to work out is how to attach code to the buttons I have created. Bascially all I want is when they click a button it sets a values to true or false. Because the button doesn't exist until runtime I cant add an event handler, is there a way to do this when I create the button?

This function is in a code file and creates the button:

 
        Dim wcButton As New Button

        wcButton.ID = Name
        wcButton.Text = defaultvalue
        wcButton.Style.Add("Position", "Relative")
        wcButton.Style.Add("Left", Left)
        wcButton.Style.Add("Top", Top)
        wcButton.Style.Add("Height", Height)
        wcButton.Style.Add("Width", Width)
        wcButton.Enabled = Enabled
        wcButton.Visible = Visible
        wcButton.ToolTip = Tooltip

        If (TabIndex <> 0) Then

            wcButton.TabIndex = TabIndex

        End If

The event handler calls a function to create a Prompt which creates a GenericHTMLControl and add the buttons and Labels as WebControls. This generic Control is then added to the page.

I'm not entirly sure if this is the correct approach for how to create Modal style dialogs so if anyone else has a good way to implement them in ASP.NET please tell me.

Andrew Aitken

[MarkusJ_NZ]

Hi, add an event handler to the button (Something like this)

Dim wcButton As New Button
 
        wcButton.ID = Name
        wcButton.Text = defaultvalue
        wcButton.Style.Add("Position", "Relative")
        wcButton.Style.Add("Left", Left)
        wcButton.Style.Add("Top", Top)
        wcButton.Style.Add("Height", Height)
        wcButton.Style.Add("Width", Width)
        wcButton.Enabled = Enabled
        wcButton.Visible = Visible
        wcButton.ToolTip = Tooltip
 
AddHandler wcButton.Click, AddressOf My_Clicker
 
' Add in a Javascript Yes/ No button
wcButton.Attributes.Add("onclick", "return confirm('Are you sure you want to do something?');")
 
' then click function
Private Sub My_Clicker(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
Response.Write(Sender.ID & " Has been clicked")
End Sub

Cheers
MarkusJ