Unanswered: Cannot bind event handler to click event

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Guest

I'm assuming the B. Chernick must not be eligible for the guaranteed two day
response to this managed newsgroup, so I'll ask the same question:

When I upsize a an application from vs2000 to vs2003, inherited forms which
used to load fine, now come up with this non-descript error: Cannont bind and
event handler to the click event. Clicking on the task item does not bring
you to a meaningful line of code.

In addition, my application periodically comes back with over 103 errors
(exceeds max errors). I rebuild the solution and it works fine. I close and
reopen and it works fine. I make a change to a form and I get max errors;
until a rebuild/reopen and then it works fine again. Quite frustrating.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Tom
 
R

Rami Saad

Hello,

Have you tried installing the service packs for the .net framework 1.0 or
1.1?
You can either download them through the Windows Updates, or microsoft site
at:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;318836
or
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;885055

First link is for .net framework 1.0 and the second for Framework 1.1
Hope this helps solve your problem.
If you still have problems, don't hesitate to post/reply back.

Regards,
Rami Saad
MEA Developer Support Center
ITworx on behalf of Microsoft EMEA GTSC
 
G

Guest

Dear Mr. Donohue,

I never really did 'solve' this problem so I figured, if you can't solve the
problem, change the problem. I created a parent form with event handlers
that called empty overrideable subs and functions. Then in the inheriting
forms, I overrode those subs to get the actions I wanted (save, edit, etc.).
I suspect I will be posting more questions on the subject in the future
because now I occasionally get strange problems with design mode, apparently
due to null objects, but this does seem to be a good way to go for now.

B. Chernick
 

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