Urgent help needed with Checkboxes

[Joe Kasta]

Here's a tricky question..:)

I have a a function in a webform that will draw a checkbox in a given area
(note, this is an override of a PaintForeground function, not a drop / drag
of a checkbox from the toolbar).
System.Windows. Forms.ControlPa int.DrawCheckBo x(e.Graphics, tempRectangle,
Windows.Forms.B uttonState.Chec ked)

It's draw in a cell within a grid. I use an AddHandler function to call a
function (Call it Function X) when the cell is clicked. I have also
overridden the onclick function of the cell to redraw the checkbox as
clicked or unclicked, depending on what the previous value was.

The problem is that Function X is called twice each time I click the cell. I
have *throughly* reviewed the code to make sure that I haven't added two
handlers. I have not been.Despite this, a stack trace does seem to indicate
there are two handlers, though my assembly is not so good.

When I draw a checkbox, does it automaticially add a handler? And does that
handler "bubble" up to the cell? If so, can this be prevented? Thank you in
advance.

-J

[CJ Taylor]

I had the same problem with another issue, not checkboxes, but I set a flag
(not the best...) that said it was already clicked. And then when it
finished processing, it reset the flag.

May or may not help.. I dunno.

-CJ
"Joe Kasta" <J@microkroff.c om> wrote in message
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Here's a tricky question..:)

I have a a function in a webform that will draw a checkbox in a given area
(note, this is an override of a PaintForeground function, not a drop / drag of a checkbox from the toolbar).
System.Windows. Forms.ControlPa int.DrawCheckBo x(e.Graphics, tempRectangle,
Windows.Forms.B uttonState.Chec ked)

It's draw in a cell within a grid. I use an AddHandler function to call a
function (Call it Function X) when the cell is clicked. I have also
overridden the onclick function of the cell to redraw the checkbox as
clicked or unclicked, depending on what the previous value was.

The problem is that Function X is called twice each time I click the cell. I have *throughly* reviewed the code to make sure that I haven't added two
handlers. I have not been.Despite this, a stack trace does seem to indicate there are two handlers, though my assembly is not so good.

When I draw a checkbox, does it automaticially add a handler? And does that handler "bubble" up to the cell? If so, can this be prevented? Thank you in advance.

-J

[Joe Kasta]

-----Original Message-----
I had the same problem with another issue, not checkboxes, but I set a flag(not the best...) that said it was already clicked. And then when itfinished processing, it reset the flag.

May or may not help.. I dunno.

-CJ
"Joe Kasta" <J@microkroff.c om> wrote in message
news:um******* ******@TK2MSFTN GP12.phx.gbl...

Here's a tricky question..:)

I have a a function in a webform that will draw a checkbox in a given area (note, this is an override of a PaintForeground function, not a drop /

drag

of a checkbox from the toolbar).
System.Windows. Forms.ControlPa int.DrawCheckBo x

(e.Graphics, tempRectangle, Windows.Forms.B uttonState.Chec ked)

It's draw in a cell within a grid. I use an AddHandler function to call a function (Call it Function X) when the cell is clicked. I have also overridden the onclick function of the cell to redraw the checkbox as clicked or unclicked, depending on what the previous value was.
The problem is that Function X is called twice each time I click the cell.I

have *throughly* reviewed the code to make sure that I

haven't added two handlers. I have not been.Despite this, a stack trace does seem toindicate

there are two handlers, though my assembly is not so

good.
When I draw a checkbox, does it automaticially add a

handler? And doesthat

handler "bubble" up to the cell? If so, can this be

prevented? Thank youin

advance.

-J

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[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"Joe Kasta" <no*****@bluera ja.net> scripsit:
[Some really ugly fullquotes]

Problem solved?!

--
Herfried K. Wagner
MVP · VB Classic, VB.NET
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>

[Fergus Cooney]

Hi Herfried,

Isn't it annoying when the response is in the message title and the body is
full of garbage!

Regards,
Fergus