The VB language supports the "handles" statement -- which allows you to
wire-up the bindings to event handlers on the event handler methods themselves.
Although you can also explicitly wire-up event handlers using the server control
declaration (onclick="butto n1_click"), VB developers typically expect/prefer
using the Handles keyword instead.
C# as a language doesn't have a concept like the "handles" keyword.
Instead, you must explicitly wire-up event definitions.
i.e., VB developers can use either method but C# developers must explicitly wireup events.
You may set AutoEventWireup ="true" for VB.Net.
In VS.Net 200x, this means that you can skip the "Handles ...." statement,
provided the method is named correctly.
E.g., if you have AutoEventWireup set to true, this method in a Codebehind file would handle the
Click Event of the Button Control with ID "Button1" without using onclick="Button 1_Click"
declaratively :
Sub Button1_Click(B yVal s As Object, ByVal e As EventArg)
' Look, no Handles
End Sub
If you set AutoEventWireup ="false", you would need to add the Handles:
Sub Button1_Click(B yVal s As Object, ByVal e As EventArg) Handles Me.Button1.Clic k
' Need Handles
End Sub
I hope this makes the issue a bit clearer for you.
Juan T. Llibre, asp.net MVP
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Hello,
Is there an equivalent to using "Handles" in the codebehind for c#? Or do I have to declare every
event in the GridView control like the following:
<asp:GridView ID="gvSearchLis t" runat="server"
DataSourceID="d sSearchList"
DataKeyNames="S erviceIdea_ID"
OnSelectedIndex Changed="gvSear chList_Selected IndexChanged">
VB
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Protected Sub gvSearchList_Se lectedIndexChan ged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs)
Handles gvSearchList.Se lectedIndexChan ged
Me.fvServiceIde a.ChangeMode(Fo rmViewMode.Read Only)
End Sub
C#
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protected void gvSearchList_Se lectedIndexChan ged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.fvServiceI dea.ChangeMode( FormViewMode.Re adOnly);
}
