How do I get the list of overrides for a ASP.NET page in C#

I can get my PageEvent by selecting MyPage System.Web.UI.Page and
selecting the Lightingbolt, that gives me a list of page events like
AbortTransaction, Load, Unload, etc.

But I can not seem to find the overrideables like AddedControl,
OnPrerender, OnLoad, Visible.

The only option I see is to manually add them in, is there another way?

In VB of course it is the dropdown list on the code page.

Thanks, Ed,

Open up your object browser and examine System.Web.UI.Page.

"gencode" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> How do I get the list of overrides for a ASP.NET page in C#
>
> I can get my PageEvent by selecting MyPage System.Web.UI.Page and
> selecting the Lightingbolt, that gives me a list of page events like
> AbortTransaction, Load, Unload, etc.
>
> But I can not seem to find the overrideables like AddedControl,
> OnPrerender, OnLoad, Visible.
>
> The only option I see is to manually add them in, is there another way?
>
> In VB of course it is the dropdown list on the code page.
>
> Thanks, Ed,
>

Thanks Ben,

Yes that gets the definition but still I must manually add them in
based on the definition as far as I can tell...sure would be nice if it
popped it in automatically like VB.NET does, well I did see you can
copy the definition, and paste it in the code.

Thanks, Again, Ed,



Ben wrote:
> Open up your object browser and examine System.Web.UI.Page.
>
> "gencode" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> > How do I get the list of overrides for a ASP.NET page in C#
> >
> > I can get my PageEvent by selecting MyPage System.Web.UI.Page and
> > selecting the Lightingbolt, that gives me a list of page events
like
> > AbortTransaction, Load, Unload, etc.
> >
> > But I can not seem to find the overrideables like AddedControl,
> > OnPrerender, OnLoad, Visible.
> >
> > The only option I see is to manually add them in, is there another
way?
> >
> > In VB of course it is the dropdown list on the code page.
> >
> > Thanks, Ed,
> >