Thanks for the options Suresh. I thought of the second option, but I have
experienced strange behavior with Visual Studio 2003 when cutting and
pasting so I am learing about using this option, especially since other
developers may have to maintain the code.
I didn't want to use an HTML table because I couldn't fugure out how to make
the table visible or invisible progmatically in the code behind.
Like I mentioned, I am just learning asp (and html coding), but I will
definately look into how to add the event in the HTML code view.
Kevin
"Suresh" <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:05******** *************** *****@phx.gbl.. .
One way to add the event thru HTML code view for the
button control that inside the asp:table.
Second(kinda dumb) is to take the control outside of the
asp:table and attach the onclick event from the design
mode. Then put the button back in the asp:table.
Third don't use the asp:table. Just go with regular HTML
table. If you want server side functionality you can
always set the HTML table to runat="server".
HTH,
Suresh.
-----Original Message-----
I am just learning asp.net and ran into a problem that I
have not been ableto resolve. I have a web form with an html table that
houses an asp:label,asp:textbox and asp:button within. I had the click event
of the asp:buttonworking.
I then decided to drop an asp:table on the form and then
added the threecomponent mentioned above into the asp:table. Now I
cannot find a way toset the click even of the asp:button anymore. In fact,
when I attempt toselect the button in design mode, the entire table
becomes selected. Icannot seem to select a component within the asp:table.
How can I set the click event for my button using this
method?
Thanks,
Kevin
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