Control firing wring Event Handler

[markknowsley]

I have two DropDownLists on a web form:
List1
List2

and each has their own event handler:
List1_SelectedIndexChanged
List2_SelectedIndexChanged

there is also a third event handler which is for a list on a different section of the page
List3_SelectedIndexChanged

These event handlers are correctly assigned in the asp code. So I change List1, which fires its event handler (part of this is to enable List2 if SelectedIndex > 0) correctly. I now pick an option from List2 - but it refuses to fire its own event handler, and fires List3_SelectedIndexChanged instead.

I've had problems with Visual Studio 'adding code' before but never this bad - which I'm assuming is what's happening here. I remember in VS2003 there was an auto-generated code section where the event handlers were created and could be switched between controls - but this feature seems to have gone in VS2005.

Does anyone know how I can fix this?

 

[SicBstrd]

Open the File which contains ".Designer.cs" and search for the pattern "List2.SelectedIndexChanged += "
In this line the EventHandler for List2 (if its the correct name) is assigned. Change it and everything should be fine

 

[markknowsley]

There's no .Designer.cs file that's specific to the project that I'm working on - in fact there are none inside the folder for any of the pages of code.

Any other ideas?

 

[SicBstrd]

Are you working with VS 2005 or VS.NET? In VS.NET there is no .Designer.cs but all the generated code is in the cs-file of your Form.

In fact you only have to search for the pattern in all you source-files

 

[PGoRule]

If you are using VS.NET 2005...
In Solution Explorer, click on 'Show all Files' button. This will give you .Designer.cs file when you open '+' for that file.

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--Prashant--