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asp.net 2 variables initilization

for example:
I Draged a Button to the webForm .
Where is the definition?
Where are the event registration?
where these the initilazation of the variables takeing place.

Jul 12 '07 #1
3 1037
if you are using vs.net then double click on the button and the basic event
registrations should be created for you.

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for example:
I Draged a Button to the webForm .
Where is the definition?
Where are the event registration?
where these the initilazation of the variables takeing place.

Jul 12 '07 #2
Use the Web Application Model and check out the
pageName.aspx.designer.cs file.

On Jul 12, 11:36 am, ShayHk <sha...@gmail.comwrote:
for example:
I Draged a Button to the webForm .
Where is the definition?
Where are the event registration?
where these the initilazation of the variables takeing place.

Jul 12 '07 #3
I dont think you undrestand me.

windows form application , when I drag a button to the form...
The button declaration is created above on the code

In Visual studio 2005 Web application
I Draged a button to the page
but I cant find that button declaration in the code (only in the html)
if I want to create Buttons manualy through the code and display them
on the page
How can I do It?

Jul 13 '07 #4

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