No, you don't, but only if you add the following to the method, and I'll
provide an example:
Private Sub myButton_Click(s As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles
myButton.Click
'Code
End Sub
Hth.
Halsningar/Sincerely
Andre Colbiornsen, MVP Visual Developer Asp/Asp.Net
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"WStoreyII" <pa**********@sbcglobal.net> skrev i meddelandet
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when using a codebehind aspx form.
i know how to declare the event in the code the .vb file
but my question is do i need to still declare the event in the attribute
of the control on the aspx form?
WStoreyII