Custom Event Handling within UserControl

[Nicole - ASP/C# Beginner]

I am trying to kick off an custom event in a usercontrol that the webpage
will listen and preform some actions if the event is fired from within my
usercontrol

[Alex Korchemniy]

First you need to create a delegate. Do this outside the class:

public delegate void MyCustomEventHandler(object sender, MyCustomEventArgs e);

The above is an example of a delegate that you can define.

In side the class you then do the following:

public class MyClass
{
public event MyCustomEventHandler MyEvent;
.....
}

To fire the event you can do this:

if (MyEvent != null)
MyEvent(sender, args);

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Alex Korchemniy

"Nicole - ASP/C# Beginner" wrote:

I am trying to kick off an custom event in a usercontrol that the webpage
will listen and preform some actions if the event is fired from within my
usercontrol

[Nicole - ASP/C# Beginner]

What would MyCustomEventArgs represent. Can I define it as something.

"Alex Korchemniy" wrote:

First you need to create a delegate. Do this outside the class:

public delegate void MyCustomEventHandler(object sender, MyCustomEventArgs e);

The above is an example of a delegate that you can define.

In side the class you then do the following:

public class MyClass
{
public event MyCustomEventHandler MyEvent;
....
}

To fire the event you can do this:

if (MyEvent != null)
MyEvent(sender, args);

----
Alex Korchemniy

"Nicole - ASP/C# Beginner" wrote:

I am trying to kick off an custom event in a usercontrol that the webpage
will listen and preform some actions if the event is fired from within my
usercontrol