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:
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.Code: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
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




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