How to setup a sub this way

[Elmo Watson]

first off - let me say that I'm not using VS.Net - all Inline coding ....

I have a form (using tabstrip) that has a couple of sections - -
CustInfo
BillingCustInfo

I want the name, address, etc to be duplicated from the Custinfo section, to
the Billing Section automatically, for each field....(naturally, allowing
editing at a later point, when necessary)

SO - I added a Subroutine, to do this using the onTextChanged Event, when
the textbox loses focus:

Sub doTextChange(sFrom as TextBox, sTo as TextBox)
sTo.Text=sFrom.Text
End Sub

Then, - thinking more simply than I should, adding:
OnTextChanged="doTextChanged(txtCustName, txtBLNGCustName)"

however, I get the following error:
Sub doTextChange(sFrom As System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox, sTo As
System.Web.UI.WebControls.TextBox)'
does not have the same signature as delegate 'Delegate Sub
EventHandler(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs)'

If figured this would be an easy way to populate sections, field by field,
with minimal coding - - but I guess I was wrong
Can someone help me learn what it takes to get something like this working?

 

[bondo]

the error message is telling you that the text changed event actually
expects parameters of type object and EventArgs

eg

sub txt_changes(sender as object, e as EventArgs)
txtto.text = txtfrom.text
end sub

OnTextChanged="doTextChanged(txtCustName, txtBLNGCustName)" will not
hook up the event - instead specify the event in the server tag
<asp:textbox id='txtto' runat='server' ontextchanged='txt_changes'
autopostback='true' />

have a look here for some good basic
informationhttp://www.w3schools.com/aspnet/aspnet_textbox.asp

also consider javascript for this type of thing, it will be more
efficient as no server round trip will be required...