ImageButton is inaccessible due to its protection level

[blueark]

I'm trying to create ImageButtons dynamically. Something like this:

ImageButton myButton = new ImageButton();
myButton.ImageUrl = "images/arrow_collapse.gif";
.
.
.
myContainer.Controls.Add (myButton);

So far so good. Now I want to create a function to handle click events, say, myClick(). Something like:

void myClick(Object Src, CommandEventArgs e) {
	...do something...
}

So... how do I link the two together? I've tried:

myButton.OnCommand = "myClick";

... but it doesn't seem to work. Any ideas?

 

[jfrost10]

At the end of your event declaration, try adding Handles myButton.Click

In VB I know you need to have that declared for any subs/functions you want to act as the event for a control.

So in VB your sub would look like:

Public Sub MyClick(source, e) Handles myButton.Click

End Sub

I'm sure C# should be similar.

hth

D'Arcy

 

[blueark]

Thanks for the reply. Got over that hurdle now - Here's sort of what I have:

for (i=0; i<5; i++) {
ImageButton myButton = new ImageButton();
myButton.ID = &quot;myButton&quot; + i.ToString();
myButton.ImageUrl = &quot;someimage.gif&quot;;
myContainer.Controls.Add (myButton);
myButton.Command += new CommandEventHandler(myClick);
myButton.CommandName=&quot;Click&quot;;
myButton.CommandArgument=i.ToString();
}

Seems to work!