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Message: [QUOTE="Guest, post: 10670199"] I've a situation where I'm creating controls programatically. I'm programatically creating table cells and rows. I've got an array of data, and I want to format the data on screen in rows of 4. I get my array, calculate how many complete rows I need. Then for each of the complete rows, I format a cell for the data in that array element. When I've completed a row, I add it to my table. If I have a remainder, I do that at the end. This works very well. However, I want users to be able to select one of the images I'm showing by clicking on it. Normally, I would do this by <asp:Image ID="myImage" runat="server" OnClick="myImage_Click"/> and I would put the code into protected void myImageClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { Code Here } However, because I'm creating the ImageButton controls programatically, I can't quite get an event wired in. I've created event handlers, but I think that because each ImageButton class in created in FormatCell, then they are out of scope in a postback. Does anyone have a way for me to reliably wire an event handler into a programatically created control? The code is below protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { int typesPerRow = 4; if (!IsPostBack) { PointType[] types = PointSystem.GetPointTypes(); TableRow tr; //Display the point types, four in a row. int rows = types.Length / typesPerRow; int remainder = types.Length % typesPerRow; for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++) { tr = new TableRow(); for (int j = 0; j < typesPerRow; j++) { tr.Cells.Add(FormatCell(types[counter])); } emailPointTable.Rows.Add(tr); } //Do the last (partial) row if (remainder != 0) { tr = new TableRow(); for (int j = 0; j < remainder; j++) { tr.Cells.Add(FormatCell(types[counter])); } emailPointTable.Rows.Add(tr); } } private TableCell FormatCell(PointType t) { ImageButtton pointPic; TableCell cell; LinkButton selectme; cell = new TableCell(); cell.SkinID = "skinCell"; pointPic = new ImageButton(); pointPic.Click += new ImageClickEventHandler(this.pointTypeSelected); pointPic.SkinID = "skinImage"; pointPic.ImageUrl = t.ImageLarge; pointPic.Height = 128; pointPic.Width = 128; selectme = new LinkButton(); selectme.Text = t.Name; selectme.CommandName = "SelectPointType"; cell.Controls.Add(pointPic); cell.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl("<br/>")); cell.Controls.Add(selectme); return cell; } [/QUOTE]

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