oncommand of dynamically generated button

[Matthew MacDonald]

Hi all,

I am adding controls to a table dynamically. I have a list that I am putting into the session to keep track of them on postback. What I need to know though, is how to add the oncommand method to the buttons as I create them? For example:

btn.ID = "btnDelete" & list.Count

btn.Text = "Remove"

btn.CommandName = "RemoveSW"

btn.CommandArgu ment = list.Count

btn.oncommand = "Command"

list.add(btn)

Doesn't work because the oncommand method is protected.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Matt

[Prodip Saha]

Create the control and attach an event handler to it. The btn_Command method(private) must be predefined in order for the deligate to work.
Button btn=new Button();

btn.ID="id";

btn.Text="Remov e";

btn.CommandName = "RemoveSW";

btn.CommandArgu ment = list.Count;

btn.Command +=new CommandEventHan dler(btn_Comman d);

............... ....

private void btn_Command(obj ect sender, CommandEventArg s e)

{

//Add your code here

}

Hope this helps.

Prodip

"Matthew MacDonald" <ma******@hotma il.com> wrote in message news:Oj******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...
Hi all,

I am adding controls to a table dynamically. I have a list that I am putting into the session to keep track of them on postback. What I need to know though, is how to add the oncommand method to the buttons as I create them? For example:

btn.ID = "btnDelete" & list.Count

btn.Text = "Remove"

btn.CommandName = "RemoveSW"

btn.CommandArgu ment = list.Count

btn.oncommand = "Command"

list.add(btn)

Doesn't work because the oncommand method is protected.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Matt

[Matthew MacDonald]

OK that works,
The only problem I'm having now is that after I click the newly created button (whose job is to remove some controls from the table row) I need to refresh the browser manually to see the changes correctly. Is there any way to force the browser to refresh?
"Prodip Saha" <ps***@bear.com > wrote in message news:uS******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl...
Create the control and attach an event handler to it. The btn_Command method(private) must be predefined in order for the deligate to work.
Button btn=new Button();

btn.ID="id";

btn.Text="Remov e";

btn.CommandName = "RemoveSW";

btn.CommandArgu ment = list.Count;

btn.Command +=new CommandEventHan dler(btn_Comman d);

............... ...

private void btn_Command(obj ect sender, CommandEventArg s e)

{

//Add your code here

}

Hope this helps.

Prodip

"Matthew MacDonald" <ma******@hotma il.com> wrote in message news:Oj******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...
Hi all,

I am adding controls to a table dynamically. I have a list that I am putting into the session to keep track of them on postback. What I need to know though, is how to add the oncommand method to the buttons as I create them? For example:

btn.ID = "btnDelete" & list.Count

btn.Text = "Remove"

btn.CommandName = "RemoveSW"

btn.CommandArgu ment = list.Count

btn.oncommand = "Command"

list.add(btn)

Doesn't work because the oncommand method is protected.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,

Matt