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aspx thread: html button running as server control causes linkbutton to go to wrong event handler!!


Message #1 by "Will" <mrwillj49@h...> on Fri, 7 Mar 2003 16:41:38
Does anyone know if there is a bug in .net visual studio with event 
handling? I've seen two strange things occurring.

1. I have three link buttons and one html button running as a server 
control, but when I click any of the link buttons they end up being 
handled by the html button's event handler in my code.

2. I have a couple of html buttons which I have set to be run as server 
controls. I specified two different event handlers in my code, but a click 
on either button ends up being handled by the event handler of the first 
button created.

anyone else seen something like this or know how it can be fixed?


thnx.
Message #2 by "Charles Heyneman" <cheyneman@i...> on Fri, 14 Mar 2003 15:52:25
Pervasive problem relating to HTML?  If I include a button, even an 
<asp:Button>, and a few text boxes that have onTextChanged events and are 
set to autopost these methods will not be called when the user hits the 
enterkey to leave the text box. However if the user hits the tab key the 
text box event does get called.  It seems  that using the enter key 
causes the button onclick or oncommand event to take presidence over the 
text box  event.  We have implemented a client side script to restate the 
enterkey press with a tabkey press.

> Does anyone know if there is a bug in .net visual studio with event 
h> andling? I've seen two strange things occurring.

> 1. I have three link buttons and one html button running as a server 
c> ontrol, but when I click any of the link buttons they end up being 
h> andled by the html button's event handler in my code.

> 2. I have a couple of html buttons which I have set to be run as server 
c> ontrols. I specified two different event handlers in my code, but a 
click 
o> n either button ends up being handled by the event handler of the 
first 
b> utton created.

> anyone else seen something like this or know how it can be fixed?

> 
t> hnx.
Message #3 by "J Donahue" <jdonahue@f...> on Fri, 14 Mar 2003 16:01:09
Will... My guess is that you specified incorrect event handlers in your 
HTML.  If you're still having this problem, post your button & link html 
so I can look at it.

> Does anyone know if there is a bug in .net visual studio with event 
h> andling? I've seen two strange things occurring.

> 1. I have three link buttons and one html button running as a server 
c> ontrol, but when I click any of the link buttons they end up being 
h> andled by the html button's event handler in my code.

> 2. I have a couple of html buttons which I have set to be run as server 
c> ontrols. I specified two different event handlers in my code, but a 
click 
o> n either button ends up being handled by the event handler of the 
first 
b> utton created.

> anyone else seen something like this or know how it can be fixed?

> 
t> hnx.

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