In this article we're going to create a usercontrol with a button. Place this usercontrol on a page and handle the clickEvent on that page.
Step 1, the UserControl
Create a usercontrol with a button called 'clickMeButton'.
In the codebehind of your UserControl define a delegate.
public delegate void ButtonClickedEventHandler(object sender, EventArgs e);
Then create a public EvenHandler.
public event ButtonClickedEventHandler ButtonClickedEvent;
Now add a click event to the button and on the click event fire tje ButtonClickedEvent.
protected void clickMeButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ButtonClickedEvent(sender, e);
}
And the usercontrol is finished, now create a page to use the usercontrol.
Step 2, the Page
Create a new page. Add the usercontrol to the page, in the codebehind (Page_Load) attach your page to the ButtonClickedEvent.
UcWithClickEvent1.ButtonClickedEvent += new UcWithClickEvent.ButtonClickedEventHandler(UcWithClickEvent1_ButtonClickedEvent);
Press tab twice to generate the following Method.
void UcWithClickEvent1_ButtonClickedEvent(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
Lets implement some basic logic to the event to test if the event is working
void UcWithClickEvent1_ButtonClickedEvent(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Response.Write("Button clicked");
}
Step3, the result
Here is the result after the user clicked the button within the usercontrol. As aspect-ed the Button Clicked text is shown.
You can download the example here (blogExamples.rar (17.87 kb))
Hope it helps!
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