Calling Event Procedures

[Robert Boudra]

I want to cause a click event to occur on a Button control when the user
presses enter when the focus is on another control. In VB6, I would just
call the event procedure directly from the other control. However, in
VB.net, that doesn't seem to work. Can someone give me any idea of how to
do this?

Bob

 

[Ronchese]

Try cmdButton.PerformClick()

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Cesar


"Robert Boudra" <[email protected]> escreveu na mensagem
I want to cause a click event to occur on a Button control when the user
presses enter when the focus is on another control. In VB6, I would just
call the event procedure directly from the other control. However, in
VB.net, that doesn't seem to work. Can someone give me any idea of how to
do this?

Bob

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Bob,

I want to cause a click event to occur on a Button control when the user
presses enter when the focus is on another control. In VB6, I would just
call the event procedure directly from the other control. However, in
VB.net, that doesn't seem to work. Can someone give me any idea of how to
do this?

\\\
me.button_clickEvent(sender, nothing)
or for some who find that nicer if possible because that the same
eventargument is used
me.button_clickEvent(sender,e)
///

(This needeless text above because I normally get a message from Herfried
about this)

I use normally
\\\
me.button_clickEvent(nothing,nothing)
///
if I don't need the sender or the eventargument.

I don't use perform.click because that only works if the button is visible
and for that I don't want to check my program everytime by a change.

I hope this helps,

Cor

 

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

I want to cause a click event to occur on a Button control when the user
presses enter when the focus is on another control. In VB6, I would just
call the event procedure directly from the other control. However, in
VB.net, that doesn't seem to work. Can someone give me any idea of how to
do this?

See:

<URL:http://groups.google.de/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb/msg/7f99b7d181575b20>

 

[Chris Dunaway]

Cor Ligthert [MVP] wrote:
se normally

\\\
me.button_clickEvent(nothing,nothing)
///

What happens if the click event it wired to more than one button?
Passing Nothing into the sender property will prevent the code from
knowing which Button was clicked.

In my opinion, a better solution is to place to code that is executed
by the button click in a separate sub routine and call that directly
instead of calling the event procedure.

 

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Chris in my message is

"if I don't need the sender or the eventargument".

Otherwise

me.button_clickEvent(sender,nothing)

Although your methode suits as well, a matter of preference.

Cor

 

[Chris Dunaway]

Chris in my message is

"if I don't need the sender or the eventargument".

Doh! I missed that.