[iVision]

Hi there, I've got a problem.. I don't really know when it occurs but it also appears when I delete a button but I let the code stay and re-add the button. If you'll double click on the button it says; button1_1 for example (something like that) its not a big deal to copy that code into the method. But now I've made a project in C# Express and reinstalled my computer, then installed Visual Studio and opened the project but now I only got the theme/design but when I click a button nothing happens and if I double click (go to the method) it says name_1 but this time its a quite a big deal to copy and paste all the code since it has many methods. Any way to fix this problem?
Sorry for english I hope its clear 😵
Thanks in Advance

[DArkTussin]

When you double click a button C# adds event listeners to the code automatically. I think it's in the Form.cs code but i'm not 100% on that. you need to remove or rename the listeners; or change the names of your buttons and double click again. Hope this helps

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If you're opening a project you saved, it should all still be set up... but again i'm not 100%. You might end up doing some copying and pasting :(

[iVision]

When you double click a button C# adds event listeners to the code automatically. I think it's in the Form.cs code but i'm not 100% on that. you need to remove or rename the listeners; or change the names of your buttons and double click again. Hope this helps

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If you're opening a project you saved, it should all still be set up... but again i'm not 100%. You might end up doing some copying and pasting :(

I couldn't fix it so I just had to copy paste but I hope there will be a fix because it happens alot to me.. :(

[E25EB8582FF05BF]

Within Visual Studio :

- Display your form in the designer
- Click one time on your button to make it the active item in the designer
- Make sure the Properties window is active (accessible from the View menu)
- In property window select the Events icon (a kind of thunder sign) a list of events is displayed and for some of them there may be a method name associated with the event.
- Assuming you want to handle the Click event go to that line in the event list and click in the right part of the line.
- A dropdown list will appear with a list of already existing methods suitable for handling the event.
- Select the already existing one.

That's it.

Warning : This is the procedure I sue on a VS Pro edition. Some details may change in the Express Edition.

[DArkTussin]

You can also find the addEventListener methods and point them to your other method by changing the name, if you want, in the future.

[iVision]

Within Visual Studio :

- Display your form in the designer
- Click one time on your button to make it the active item in the designer
- Make sure the Properties window is active (accessible from the View menu)
- In property window select the Events icon (a kind of thunder sign) a list of events is displayed and for some of them there may be a method name associated with the event.
- Assuming you want to handle the Click event go to that line in the event list and click in the right part of the line.
- A dropdown list will appear with a list of already existing methods suitable for handling the event.
- Select the already existing one.

That's it.

Warning : This is the procedure I sue on a VS Pro edition. Some details may change in the Express Edition.

Thank you I think that will work :)