Usually, and for me, it happens when i pull down a new aspx version from
source safe. Other times, I don't really know why it becomes unmapped.
Did you verify that it is actually unmapped?
Pull up the property pages and inspect the click event property page. If the
click event is empty, it is unmapped and you should simply remap it and
rebuild the solution, otherwise, that aint the problem and you need to look
elsewhere.
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"Charlie J" <Ch******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I am not sure how a button event can work on one machine and become
"unmapped" on antoher machine. Where should I be checking? Normally the
button event is hidden in C#. There is no user code to make a button
event
occur other than mapping the same OnClick in the aspx page to the function
name in the code behind file.
"Alvin Bruney [MVP]" wrote:
It's probably because your button click event became ummapped. That can
happen due to various reasons. Check the code to make sure your button is
mapped to its event handler.
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"Charlie J" <Ch******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:55**********************************@microsof t.com... >I have developed a website with several (30) pages that works just fine
>on
>my
> development machine (XP Pro SP2). When I move the site to the server
> (W2K3)
> I have 7 pages where a mouse click on a button does nothing. All of
> the
> other pages work as expected. I can locate nothing that is different
> about
> these pages. They all take some user input, use validation controls
> and
> the
> button is just a Submit button. I have other pages on the site that
> have
> the
> same functionality and they work OK. I have rebuilt the solution and
> made
> sure all of the aspx pages were the latest versions. Any ideas of what
> else
> to look for would be very much appreciated.
>
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> Charlie Jursch
> Patotech Software, Inc.
> Danville, CA