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.NET Forum / Visual Studio.NET / IDE / April 2008turn off auto "on click make new onClick event"
I'm using vusial 2k8 and i have two cs design view pages open sude by side in a two tabgroup view. I'm replacing the html controls in page 1 with the aspx controls in page 2 by clicking selecting and reght clicking. When ever i move from page 1 t oto and select the control to copy the code behind page opens and an event is generated. Anyway to turn this off?  Signature(i''ll be asking a lot of these, but I find C# totally way cooler than vb and there''s no go''n back!!!) thanks (as always) KES > I'm using vusial 2k8 and i have two cs design view pages open sude by side > in [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > opens > and an event is generated. Anyway to turn this off? I don't see anything obvious under Tools | Options. There may be some obscure registry entry, but I wouldn't hold my breath if I were you. Visual designers have worked like this since VB and I bet MS thinks everyone loves the behavior and can't dream of anyone wanting to turn it off. yeah, but i'm a c# guy! we hate auto wireup and I re-use event behaviors so that the onclick handler is reused for most other buttons on the page!!!! Just kidding, I always hate the "well, i've got a reason because i'm better than you attitude" And i've noticed that too about previous versions. If i right click onstead of select it works found out my accident. Thanks for your responce. Signature(i''ll be asking a lot of these, but I find C# totally way cooler than vb and there''s no go''n back!!!) thanks (as always) kes > > I'm using vusial 2k8 and i have two cs design view pages open sude by side > > in [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > designers have worked like this since VB and I bet MS thinks everyone loves > the behavior and can't dream of anyone wanting to turn it off. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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